Dec 8, 2020
Leading provider of Nationally Accredited online food safety courses offers help for the hospitality industry in the wake of a global pandemic.

December 7, 2020 / / —
The hospitality industry faces a tough time in the post-COVID era. This sector suffered greatly throughout the pandemic and various stumbling blocks continue to be laid in front of many companies. Predominantly, safety is a top priority, with businesses being forced to review how things are handled. In the hospitality sector, this is particularly important as food handling and preparation are common. To keep a business safe - and to prevent the spread of any diseases - the correct food safety procedures must be in place.
The Australian Institute of Accreditation aims to assist the hospitality sector during these troubling times. The company offers a variety of online food safety courses to teach the correct food handling measures, ensuring that everything is as safe as possible. Consequently, people will feel safe when eating out, germs and viruses are contained and not spread, allowing the industry to slowly get back to its feet.
The importance of proper food hygiene
Food hygiene has always been important, but it takes on a greater role after a pandemic. Poor food handling techniques can lead to more germs being spread, meaning more people get sick. In some cases, an individual with coronavirus may cough or sneeze on some food, passing it on to a customer to eat. To prevent this from happening, everyone must know how to properly handle and prepare food for customers.
Furthermore, restaurants are under constant scrutiny due to cleanliness and food hygiene. The last thing a business needs after a pandemic is to be shut down for poor hygiene or safety. This is a time to rebuild, and it begins with excellent food safety measures.
Nationally Accredited Courses
The Australian Institute of Accreditation provides a variety of food hygiene courses that are Nationally Accredited. This means that they are respected all throughout Australia and can be used across the hospitality industry. Courses are designed to teach people how to handle and prepare food - as well as how to supervise others in a hospitality setting.
Upon completion of the online food safety courses, certificates are created and sent to participants. These can be used to further someone's career and provide evidence that a business is following the health & safety regulations regarding food safety/hygiene.
About the Australian Institute of Accreditation
The AIA is an education technology company dedicated to providing accredited Vocational Education and Training (VET) solutions - specifically geared towards food safety training. The organisation focuses on online training, with people able to earn certifications without leaving their home. The AIA has worked with many major food businesses across Australia, bringing a wide range of industry experience to the development of the food safety courses.
For more information, visit the website at https://www.aia.edu.au/.
Any press enquiries should be directed to the Australian Institute of Accreditation. They can be sent via email at [email protected] or telephone at 1300 662 750.
Contact Info:
Name: Australian Institute of Accreditation
Email: Send Email
Organization: Australian Institute of Accreditation
Phone: 1300 662 750
Website: https://www.aia.edu.au/
Source:
Release ID: 88988804
MANILA, Philippines – Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian said the impeachment court is aiming to reach a verdict on Vice President Sara Duterte’s case by November. “Maybe mid-November to end-November. Hopefully, hopefully,” he said in an interrview with radio dzBB on Sunday. Pressed further if he meant that the trial would end and the impeachment court
There were no winners of either of the major lotto games that were played on Sunday, October 4, 2026, as the jackpot for the Ultra Lotto 6/58 game surpassed P361.4 million.
MANILA, Philippines — The Diocese of Kalibo in Aklan has raised concerns over the recent opening of a casino in Boracay as it reiterated its opposition to gambling and its implications to the lives of many Filipinos. The opposition was made after a six-story casino hub opened at Station 0 in Barangay Yapak, Boracay Island.
MANILA, Philippines — The Palace on Sunday said dropping the bribery charge in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial could deprive Filipinos of the chance to know the “whole truth.” “If they withdraw the bribery allegation against the vice president, wouldn’t that shortchange or disadvantage Filipinos who want to know the whole truth about this?”
MANILA, Philippines—A day before World Teachers’ Day, Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) Philippines on Sunday staged a protest outside Malacañang, demanding a P50,000 entry-level salary. The teachers’ group also called for a P5,000 Personnel Economic Relief Allowance (PERA), and higher government spending on education. READ: Government workers continue to push for P5,000 PERA ACT also
The construction of Bukidnon's first airport is expected to improve transportation, tourism, and business in the province, but some in Indigenous families displaced by the project say they are still waiting for promised services and livelihood support at their relocation site.
LUCENA CITY — A 58-year-old dump truck driver died while two others were injured in a collision involving three dump trucks in Real, Quezon, on Saturday night, the police said. In a report on Sunday, the Quezon police said a dump truck driven by alias “Joel,” 50, was forced to stop after another vehicle suddenly entered
MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — An instructor and a student pilot escaped unharmed after their light aircraft made an emergency landing in a rice field in Arayat, Pampanga, on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 3. Lt. Sherlyn Bañares, duty officer of the Philippine National Police Aviation Security Unit 3, told the Inquirer by phone that the incident occurred
The Department of Education (DepEd) has issued a warning against a fake announcement that has been circulating, especially in social media on a "nationwide class suspension," DZBB Super Radyo's Luisito Santos reported.
BAGUIO CITY — Six drug suspects were arrested after Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency-Cordillera (PDEA-CAR) operatives and other law enforcement units dismantled a suspected drug den in Barangay Fairview, Baguio City, on Saturday, Oct. 3. Authorities seized 16 heat-sealed transparent sachets containing suspected shabu (crystal meth), weighing around 11 grams and with an estimated street value
MANILA, Philippines — Manila Rep. Joel Chua said on Sunday that the prosecution panel would no longer pursue the bribery charge against Vice President Sara Duterte, one of the articles of impeachment filed against her. In an interview with DZMM Teleradyo, Chua, one of the House prosecutors, was asked to confirm whether the bribery case
MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has intensified anti-drug operations across Metro Manila following the killing of two alleged drug personalities inside a suspected drug den in Tondo, Manila. The two victims were shot dead by unidentified gunmen inside a house in Barangay 194 early Friday. Barangay officials said the house
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.