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Jefferson State Community College and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) have worked alongside the state's Hospitality and Tour ...

February 24, 2022
Jefferson State Community College and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) have worked alongside the state’s Hospitality and Tourism associations to create free customized training for employees seeking immediate jobs in the Food Services industry.
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This free training will ensure participants learn skills needed to work in the food industry. The 16-hour course will be offered on a virtual platform with an in-person lab on the campus at Jefferson State’s Shelby-Hoover Campus on Saturday, March 26, 2022.
Immediately following the in-person training on March 26, several properties will conduct interviews for employment, including Renaissance Ross Bridge, Sheraton/Westin Birmingham Hotels, and Taziki’s Restaurants.
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Participants will learn:
– Customer Service
– Conflict Resolution
– Knife Skills
– Purchasing Procedures
– Kitchen Safety
– Beverage Service
– Food Storage
Participants completing the course will be awarded the ACCS Credential from Jefferson State which indicates they are ready for work. The credential will also provide a discount in tuition or articulated credit at Jefferson State for future classes.

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