10/14/24 in Oak Park Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) course with proctored exam

Description

Need to get food safety certified in Illinois or Chicago as the person-in-charge (PIC)? This one day course & exam certifies food safety managers. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has approved it for the Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) requirement. The City of Chicago has approved it for their Food Service Sanitation Manager Certificate (FSSMC) license. And, the federal Food & Drug Administration approves the ANSI-CFP exams from we use – from ServSafe, NRFSP, or AFS. Certified Food Safety Programs will guide you through the process and proctor your test for the states of Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana.

The course meets in the near west suburb of Oak Park at the Carleton Hotel near Lake Street & Harlem Avenue. Located at 1110 Pleasant Street (at Marion), the hotel is one block south of the CTA green line and the Metra trains Oak Park/Harlem exit. Free parking is provided in the hotel parking lots. The class begins at 7:30 a.m. with an hour lunch break, and testing at 3:30 p.m..

Getting Prepared
We send you a study guide once you register for your course. The guide contains the facts and figures you’ll need to know for the test, and multiple choice questions to practice. In the class, we discuss the hazards and regulations of food safety. Ask questions and practice more multiple choice questions. You will get a thorough review of food safety before taking the examination.

Licensing Examination
Choose a in-person proctored exam using paper/pencil or a laptop computer. State and local health department usually require an ANSI-CFP (American National Standards Institute – Council on Food Protection). We provide these tests from ServSafe, NRFSP, or AFS.

Certified Food Safety Programs

If for any reason, you miss the class and have to reschedule – the registration is valid for a full year. Transfer the registration to another employee if needed. Audit the class for free if re-testing is needed.