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Food Handlers - What you will learn!

Food Safety Awareness
Foodborne Illnesses
Food Safety Hazards
How Food Becomes Unsafe
Potentially Hazardous Foods
Proper Food Handler Hygiene
Potential Health Issues

Handling Ready-to-Eat Foods
Cross-Contamination Control
Time-Temperature Control
Storing Food Safely
Safe Food Preparation
Cooling and Reheating
Cleaning and Sanitizing

CLASSROOM: Food Handler Certification

Classes are $15 per person. Pre-registration is not required. Pay cash as you enter the class, or use our convenient online option to pre-pay with a credit card. A "ticket" will be e-mailed to you to be printed and presented to the instructor for entry into the class.

View the Calendar Online!

Click Here for Food Handler Calendar Class & Exam times and locations.

Download the Calendar!

Download the Food Handler Schedule and post it in your restaurant.

ON-SITE Food Handler Training

Do you have a group of 15 or more Food Handlers?

Set up an on-site training class for your large group of food handlers. Food Safety Sense will come to your location and train your group of 15 or more. Contact Food Safety Sense for more information.

ONLINE: Food Handler Certification Classes

Take our Food Safety Class Online

Now you have the option of taking any of our food safety courses online. Just sign up, pay for the class, and begin the course.

Important Information

In April 2008, the Texas Department of State Health Services (TXDSHS) began accrediting food handler training programs. For the first time ever, there is enforced reciprocity for food handler certifications throughout the state of Texas. Any jurisdiction that requires food handler training must recognize the certification of a food handler who has received training from a state-approved provider. Food Safety Sense was added to that state list in May 2008 (License #5). For more information about the Texas Food Handler Program, visit the Texas Department of State Health Services website.