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Food Services Training Program
Daily Bread Food Bank offers a 16-week Food Services Training Program at its warehouse in South Etobicoke. Three professional cook instructors and a life skills coach work with and train up to 10 trainees per session in an industrial size kitchen that operates both Daily Bread's onsite cafeteria (serving 80-100 people, Monday to Friday) and a production room for prepared meals which are sent to member agency meal programs throughout the city (approx. 2000-3000 servings per week).
This program touches on the many basic aspects of the food services industry. There are training rotations in all of the following areas: cleaning of dishes, equipment and floors, ingredient preparation, agency meal production, cashier, cafeteria service, baking, and hot and cold meal production.
There is also a life skills component to the program which assists trainees in résumé writing, interviewing skills, time, stress, and conflict management, and basic MS Word and Internet training. The life skills component is up to 12 hours per week and may vary according to the needs of the
trainee. It is unpaid, but will be an invaluable asset upon entering the workforce.
- Interested in a career in the food services industry
- Facing barriers to employment and need some support entering the work force (for example: no recent or Canadian work experience)
- Motivated to find work in the food services industry
- 18 or older and eligible to work in Canada
- Available to work 24 hours per week. Paid Work - $9.00 per hour. Variable shifts between 7:30am and 5:00pm from Monday to Friday
- Willing to participate in up to 12 hours per week of Life Skills Training
- Fluent in speaking and reading English (ESL-Level 4)
- Able to stand for long periods of time and lift up to 40 lbs
Trainees participate in the Food Services Training Program for up to 16 weeks and Daily Bread Food Bank will assist them in securing permanent employment in the community when they are ready. Please note that permanent positions are not available at Daily Bread Food Bank following the program.
This program seeks trainees on an on-going basis. We are looking for individuals to work in our modern, well-equipped kitchen. Intake of trainees occurs on a regular basis, so there is no deadline for application.
Please submit your resume or contact information to the attention of:
Todd Lamswood, Senior Food Services Instructor
fax: 416-203-0049
email:todd@dailybread.ca



