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January 12th, 2010

ServSafe® Training Class Schedule

by Chef Brad

ServSafe® Training and Certification Class Schedule

ServSafe® delivers high-quality training options for every manager. From the classroom to online,and in a variety of languages, this is your food safety training and certification solution.

The ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification is nationally recognized and accredited. To date, more than 3 million ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certifications have been awarded.

See the advantages for yourself with an overview of ServSafe Fifth Edition. You’ll discover this is the food safety training program that truly is “workforce ready.”

Class Schedule:

Birmingham, Alabama

February 8th & 9th (Monday/Tuesday) – Two Day 4 hour evening classes. 6-10pm

February 13th (Saturday) – One Day 8 Hour Class – 9am-6pm

February 14th (Sunday) – One Day 8 Hour Class – 12pm-8pm

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

February 15th & 16th (Monday/Tuesday) – Two Day 4 hour evening classes. 6-10pm

Atlanta, Ga

February 20th (Saturday) – One Day 8 hour class 9am-6pm

February 21st (Sunday) – One Day 8 hour class 12pm-8pm

February 22nd & 23rd (Monday/Tuesday) – Two Day 4 hour evening classes. 6-10pm

All classes are subject to 10 person minimum. If less than 10 people you will be schedule for the next class in your area. You must register 10 days prior to the date of the class. Sign up for the class in our online store.

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January 5th, 2010

We Make Hiring Easy and Keep Costs Low – Chef Registry

by Chef Brad

Since 1949 we have been providing Chefs and Cooks with employment opportunities.

It   started with chefs helping  other chefs find jobs.  It was a community of chefs and cooks, looking out for each other.   Not much as changed.  We still look out for our people,  and connect   them with kitchens who are looking for quality personnel.

It was never about the money, so we never charged high fees.   Sometimes we took free meals in return for fees.

Today we keep our fees low so our hotels, restaurants and food service clients can keep their  costs  low.      For only $800 they can hire a chef, restaurant manager or other hospitality professionals from 1000’s nationwide,  or  worldwide if needed.  They can even pay in four weekly installments. And they deal with real people, not an anonymous website.  With Regional Directors in every state, there is always someone they can talk to about their hiring needs.

SERVICES  AVAILABLE

Chefs , Restaurant Managers, and Other Hospitality Professionals: Choose from thousands nationwide, or  worldwide and pay only $800 when hired, or pay in four weekly installments.

Permanent  Placement: Pay a one time fee of $800, and you can even pay in four weekly installments.

Part Time Personnel: We can provide most kitchen personnel on a part time basis, including seasonal hiring and vacation replacements.  Health Care coverage also available.

Contract  Staffing: Let us do your payroll, including workers compensation, and all standard deductions with one weekly payment. Health Care coverage also available.

Brad Peters; CFBE, FMP – Regional Director

www.ChefsRegistry.com – World Wide Web     bpeters@ChefsRegistry.com – Email

205.9.CHEF(2433).99 – Alabama Office     404.507.2418 – Georgia Office

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July 11th, 2009

Dine America Conference – Food Service Executive Idea Exchange

by Chef Brad

The lines have blurred. Customers can buy sushi at c-stores and energy drinks at drive-ins. To stay competitive in this new market, you need intel from a variety of sources and segments. You need to be at Dine America 2009.

via Dine America Conference – Food Service Executive Idea Exchange.

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June 12th, 2009

Training for Culinary Professionals

by Chef Brad

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June 12th, 2009

Scaling Your Online Business, Free Limelight Networks White Paper

by Chef Brad

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June 9th, 2009

PMA Foodservice 2009

by Chef Brad

 

THE ONE PLACE where FRESH PRODUCE, FOODSERVICE, and a TOUGH ECONOMY add up to FLAVORFUL OPPORTUNITIES.

 

 

via PMA Foodservice 2009.

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June 5th, 2009

Streamlining Blended Learning for Leadership Training, Free Learn.com Case Study

by Chef Brad

 

Managing blended learning activities and ensuring that Training Professionals have the proper skills require significant time and effort.

 

 

Learning outside the classroom created a challenge: continuing to provide high-quality, customized training without direct human interaction. In this case study, you will gain insight on strategies used to meld blended learning with a highly collaborative training, from design to implementation, the challenges of the virtual classroom and lessons learned.

 

 

via Streamlining Blended Learning for Leadership Training, Free Learn.com Case Study.

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