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Level 2 Award in Nutrition PDF Print E-mail

Fundamental nutritional knowledge for all menu planners

 

Overview

The benefits of a healthy and varied diet are indisputable. The government is committed to reducing ill health and death caused by diet-related disease and consumers are increasingly aware of the effects of a poor diet. More than ever, caterers need to understand the link between diet and health. People working with food have a responsibility to keep up to date with current recommendations and guidelines. This qualification provides caterers with the fundamental principles of nutrition and the necessary knowledge to effect real change in the eating habits of the nation.

 

Outline programme

The qualification covers the following topics:

  • The relationship between nutrition, diet and health
  • The nutritional requirements of different population groups
  • Current policy, legislation and voluntary guidelines
  • The effects of food processing on nutrient content
  • Nutrition labelling

Qualification information

Designed for: All those involved in the selection of menus, recipes and ingredients caterers
Course duration: 6 hours minimum
Assessment method 30 multiple choice questions
QCA AccreditedAccreditation being sought
Level New Level 2
Suggested progression on completion Level 3 Award in Supervising Food Safety in Catering

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 22:55
 
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