Posted on 15 January 2013. Tags: child care providers, Franconia PA, Penn State Cooperative Extension
FRANCONIA PA – A six-hour conference for child care providers and those involved in early education, which offers both training and continuing education credits, will be held March 16 (2013; Saturday) from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. by Penn State Cooperative Extension at the Franconia Heritage Banquet and Conference Center, 508 Harleysville Pike.
The cost is $60 per person. Registration is required and is available online, here. A continental breakfast, lunch and all materials are included in the fee. All participants will receive six DPW training credits from certified instructors. Continuing education units and Act 48 credits are also available from Penn State University.
The course will include three presentations: “Effective Supervision,” by Francyne Wharton; “Tender Topics: Respecting Our Differences,” by Lori Borman; and “Stress Management for Stressful Times,” by Peter Moses.
For more information, call the Montgomery County Cooperative Extension office at (610) 489-4315.
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Posted in Childcare, Education, Health, Small Business
Posted on 07 July 2011. Tags: National Restaurant Association, Penn State Cooperative Extension, ServSafe
CREAMERY PA – ServSafe, the brand name for the food handler certification course created by the National Restaurant Association, has been scheduled for Aug. 16 and 17 (2011; Tuesday and Wednesday) to be taught by representatives of Penn State Cooperative Extension in its offices on Route 113 in Creamery PA, between Collegeville and Skippack PA. A re-certification class has been similarly scheduled for Aug. 23.
All food service establishments in Montgomery County are required to employ at least one full-timer who is a ServSafe Certified Food Sanitation Manager. The two-day course, which costs $169, is approved for that purpose by the county Health Department. Those who complete the classes and pass the accompanying proctored, multiple-choice exam with a score of 75 or higher will receive a nationally recognized food protection certificate.
Online registration for the certification course is available here.
The re-certification course, which costs $99, is a review and update of food safety principles covered in the initial certification course. Certified food safety and sanitation managers in the county must complete a re-certification course every three years.
Online registration for the re-certification course can be found here.
Posted in Food