This Thursday, a new edition of the Food Handling Course was held, organized by the Employment Directorate in conjunction with the Bromatology Directorate of the Municipality of Concordia. The session took place in the Training Hall of the Civic Center, with full capacity and a high level of participation from attendees.
The training aimed to provide theoretical and practical tools for the correct handling of food, ensuring safety in the production and commercialization processes. Upon completion, participants receive the Provincial Food Handler's Card, an essential requirement for carrying out activities related to the gastronomic and food sector.
The Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello, highlighted the importance of this proposal: “The food handling course is an instance highly valued by residents because it not only allows them to access a mandatory certification, but also to improve their working and entrepreneurial conditions. From the municipality, we continue to generate concrete tools for employment and the formalization of work in Concordia.”
For her part, the head of the Employment Department, Claudia Cevey, underscored the community's response: “The capacity was filled quickly, which demonstrates people's interest in training. We want to continue supporting everyone who is looking for opportunities for professional training and updating.”
The training aimed to provide theoretical and practical tools for the correct handling of food, ensuring safety in the production and commercialization processes. Upon completion, participants receive the Provincial Food Handler's Card, an essential requirement for carrying out activities related to the gastronomic and food sector.
The Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello, highlighted the importance of this proposal: “The food handling course is an instance highly valued by residents because it not only allows them to access a mandatory certification, but also to improve their working and entrepreneurial conditions. From the municipality, we continue to generate concrete tools for employment and the formalization of work in Concordia.”
For her part, the head of the Employment Department, Claudia Cevey, underscored the community's response: “The capacity was filled quickly, which demonstrates people's interest in training. We want to continue supporting everyone who is looking for opportunities for professional training and updating.”