The document discusses a program that prepared newcomers to Canada for jobs in the food processing industry. The program manager chose to use training materials from FPHRC (Food Processing Human Resources Council) as it was the best option for trainees' success. Trainees included people with a variety of backgrounds from different countries. Through the FPHRC training, participants earned nationally-recognized certificates and many obtained jobs soon after completing the program. Both trainees and employers provided positive feedback about the training. The training can result in meaningful employment and industry connections for committed individuals seeking opportunities in Canada.
2. Hi! I’m Suzanne…
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I managed a program that prepared newcomers to Canada to enter the food
processing industry, sponsored by the Government of Canada and the province of
British Columbia. I chose to use FPHRC training materials as this was the best option
for the success of the trainees. Because of this, the program was highly successful!
Food Safety Sanitation
Allergens HACCP
If you are considering taking FPHRC training before coming to Canada I hope you
will read a little further to see what other newcomers experienced and find out how
you can do the same.
3. A Variety of Participants Took the Training
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Experienced
professionals, already
working in the food
processing industry
Individuals with related
experience (such as
hospitality workers,
food workers, etc.)
People with no
experience in the food
industry at all
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Participants in the FPHRC training programs
come from a variety of countries, and have a
variety of backgrounds. Multiculturalism is a large
factor in the industry!
5. Everyone Earned Their Certificates and
You Can Too!
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Nationally-recognized
FPHRC Certificates
Up-to-date knowledge
in best food safety
practices
Jobs, soon after
program completion
Through the training, participants earned…
6. “Thank you for the internal audit training! I found it very
useful…” -S. J.
“I am certainly enjoying the courses and love the
professionalism.” -R. B.
“Thank you very much for making my job possible and
teaching me the critical thought processes for this
industry.” -M.D.
What are NEWCOMERS saying about the Training?
7. What are NEWCOMERS saying about the Training?
“I was hired immediately thanks to the training. It feels
good because I can understand a lot of terms used in
the workplace about HACCP.” -R. R.
“I'm working as a production worker now. My FPHRC
Certificates were so important in finding my job. l would
like to continue Food Processing education in the
future.” -F. F.
“I am glad to share that I have entered the Canadian
food processing industry as a QA Manager at a
chocolate manufacturer.” -M. G.
8. What are EMPLOYERS saying?
“We are so satisfied with this training graduate that we
have requested interviews with two more with a serious
eye to hiring.” -M. D.
“A. has been working for our company for 1.5 months
now, and she is progressing dramatically.” -E. S., QA
Manager
“We are hiring a QC Tech for our other facility, and we
would like you to recommend another good candidate
who has taken the training.”
9. Opportunities you gain by taking FPHRC training
Many past FPHRC trainees are
now in positions of authority
and do the hiring for food
processing companies. They
know the caliber of the
program’s training and their
participants.
Re-familiarization with the
training environment,
essential work place skills
training, and job search
preparation
Delivers Canadian food
processing industry content
and familiarity of the
Canadian business
environment
Meaningful employment,
increased self-confidence,
motivation in seeking
employment, and industry
contacts and support from
previous trainees and program
staff
FPHRC
TRAINING
10. So that’s my story…
In managing programs for newcomers to Canada, I learned over and over
again that FPHRC training can result in a bright future for any committed
individual.
I hope that this inspires you to take the next step in your journey to a new life
and that I will meet you in the future as part of the food processing industry!
-Suzanne