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Whether you're a food worker, business owner or training manager, our food safety courses make it easy for you to meet your legal requirements.
If you work with food or train people who do, you’ll benefit greatly from the AIFS Membership Program.
If you’re enrolled in an AIFS course and need some help, or want information about studying with us, this section is a great place to start.
From cafes to catering companies, market stalls to supermarkets, every food business in Australia must meet all federal, state and local requirements for food safety training.
The AIFS Resource Library is a collection of food safety resources including templates, posters, guides, videos, fact sheets and more. You can also find the latest food safety news, blog and product recalls.
Learn about AIFS and our mission to reduce food-borne illness in Australia.Concerned about the impact of COVID-19?
Get updated information and the resources your food business needs to navigate the coronavirus pandemic.
The official AIFS Food Safety Card.
Food safety credentials when you need them. Be prepared for when your local Health Inspector pays you a visit.
Show that you're serious.
AIFS Members get a Food Safety Decal to show customers and passers-by that their food workers are properly trained and serious about food safety.
The course that gets accepted.
The Official AIFS Food Safety Supervisor course is nationally recognised, ensuring that you meet all your food safety training legal obligations.
Approved and accepted by every council in every state and for every industry. Don't risk your business, enrol today.
The Australian Institute of Food Safety
AIFS is Australia's leading provider of food safety education and training.
Each year we help thousands of Australian organisations protect their customers and maintain food safety compliance.
As a Not for Profit Organisation dedicated to the promotion of better food safety practices within Australia, the Australian Institute of Food Safety Foundation has a mandate to educate the public.
In addition to training, the AIFS Foundation helps to inform and educate the food industry and general public on the benefits of sound food safety practices.
Nationally Recognised Training
Learn more about Food Safety Courses
Our Food Safety Supervisor (standard and recertification) and Food Handler courses are:
- nationally recognised
- accepted by Health Inspectors
- food safety audit compliant
When you complete an official AIFS course, you comply with all state and federal legislation for food safety training.
Most AIFS courses can be completed online in just a few hours and include complimentary AIFS membership.
AIFS Membership
Learn more about AIFS Membership
With AIFS Membership, you get the food safety tools you need to protect your business and customers from food-borne illness. These include:
- 'how-to' guides, posters, fact sheets, checklists and more
- food recalls, newsletters and important updates
- widely recognised food safety signage
How to become an AIFS Member
Our Food Safety Supervisor, Food Handler and NSW Recertification courses come with a complimentary 12-month AIFS Membership. Membership can also be purchased on its own, click here to learn more.
Trusted and recommended by the Australian Food Industry
AIFS in the Community
The AIFS Foundation tackles food-related issues throughout Australia.
Our team are dedicated to reducing the number of people with food-borne illnesses and helping the vulnerable in our community who suffer from hunger.
Working towards better food safety
We believe that educating food workers and the general public is key to reducing the number of food-borne illness incidents in Australia.
That's why we provide hundreds of free resources and promote food safety through the media and other channels.
Helping OzHarvest feed those in need
For every Food Safety Supervisor course enrolment, we'll help to feed two people in need in partnership with OzHarvest. For every Food Handler enrolment, we'll help to feed one person.
Our team work closely with OzHarvest and volunteer regularly to help collect, prepare and distribute food to vulnerable people in our community.
Photo Credit: OzHarvest CEO CookOff 2016
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