ServSafe® Certificate Education & Training
ServSafe certificate programs are increasingly embracing inclusivity by providing support for individuals with prior incarceration histories. These programs offer comprehensive training and job readiness courses to equip individuals, including those with criminal backgrounds, for a successful career in the foodservice industry.
Ensure Food Safety & Reduce Risk
With ServSafe training, you’ll learn to prepare, serve, and store food safely in restaurants, cafeterias, or any food service setting. Topics include temperature control, personal hygiene, allergen management, and how to protect public health.
ServSafe Jobs
Obtaining a ServSafe certificate opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities in the foodservice industry. Some roles that certified individuals can pursue include:
- Cafeteria worker
- Catering coordinator
- Cook
- Culinary instructor
- Food and beverage staff
- Food handler
- Food production
- Food Safety personnel/manager
- Foodservice worker
- Kitchen supervisor
- Line cook
- Restaurant manager
Other Jobs with a ServSafe Certificate
Beyond direct foodservice roles, individuals with a ServSafe certificate can explore diverse career paths such as:
- Food quality assurance specialist
- Food safety auditor
- Hospitality trainer
- Public health inspector
- Foodservice operations manager
ServSafe Job Outlook
Job prospects for individuals with ServSafe certification are promising, with roles like Food Safety Managers and Restaurant Managers expected to see continued demand. Overall employment of food and beverage serving and related workers is projected to grow two percent from 2022 to 2032, about as fast as the average for all occupations.
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