Micro-credential in Food Safety Management Micro-credential

Admission Requirements: BCIT admits applicants to this microcredential on either of two grounds: a degree, diploma, or certification in science or food science, or at least two years of experience in the food industry or food services; no formal application is otherwise required. Of its four courses (three from UBC and one from BCIT), the BCIT Internal Auditor Training course, FOOD 2170, additionally requires a minimum of 70% in FOOD 1189 or UBC's FoodCert020 Food Safety Management System Principles, Laws and Regulations course. The page states no English-language test score, interview, or portfolio requirement. Each course runs four to six weeks at roughly 12 hours a week across BCIT's ongoing January, April and September intakes, and this program is not available to international applicants.