Course Overview

Companies must meet the Progressive Wage Model wage and training requirements for food services workers who are Singapore citizens or permanent residents. Employers must meet the PWM requirements to renew existing work passes or apply for new work passes. (Source: Ministry of Manpower)

Training requirements

Employers must ensure that their Singapore citizen and permanent resident food services workers meet the following training requirements:

  • Senior cook and manager: Training from the list of approved Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ) modules is encouraged, but not mandatory. Employers have the flexibility to train employees according to their own business needs.
  • All other Food Service PWM job roles: 2 WSQ modules from the list of approved modules.
  • If employer has attained in-house approved training organisation (ATO) status: in-house WSQ training modules with prefix “FSS” in the Technical Skills & Competencies (TSC) code can be used to meet training requirements as well.

Employers will be given a grace period to comply with the training requirements:

  • For new hires: six months from date of employment

Through proper training, food services workers will be able to increase their productivity, skillsets, and offer good food service experiences to customers.

Learning Outcomes

Learning Unit 1: Overview of WSH policies, procedures and management system

  • Describe the overview of the WSH management system and adhere to WSH policy and procedures in accordance to the WSH Act.

Learning Unit 2: Importance of maintaining work safety

  • Explain the importance of a safe work environment and identify non-compliances, unsafe work conditions and practices.

Learning Unit 3: Analysis of workplace tools and equipment

  • Explain the importance of using PPE and safety devices for safe operations and to comply with it at the workplace following organisational WSH policies and control measures.

Learning Unit 4: HACCP and Risk assessments

  • Explain the importance of using PPE and safety devices for safe operations and to comply with it at the workplace following organisational WSH policies and control measures.

Learning Unit 5: Safety signs and hazard symbols

  • Distinguish and interpret the types of safety signs and hazard symbols in order to comply with organisational directives and risk control methods.

Learning Unit 6: Conducting compliance inspections and reporting to stakeholders

  • Assist in compliance inspections and communicate associated risks and control measures to stakeholders.

Minimum Entry Requirements

  • Be able to listen, read, speak and write English at a proficiency level not lower than the Employability Skills Workforce Skills Qualification Literacy Level 3.

Mode of Assessment

  • Written Exam
  • Practical Exam

Course Reference Code

TGS-2023022186

Mode of Training

Classroom

Fees

FAQs

If your company is enrolling employees in WSQ training for the first time, you must declare your SME status through the SkillsFuture Business Portal to qualify for SSG funding. For detailed guidance, please refer to https://file.go.gov.sg/sfec-claim-guide

You will receive a confirmation email within three days of completing your registration via the provided link.

No, eligibility for SSG funding is limited to individuals holding a Long Term Visit Pass Plus (LTVP+). This support does not extend to holders of a Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP). For more information on the pass types, we encourage our learners to check with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) directly.

You can find a complete walkthrough in our detailed guide to downloading your WSQ certificates here. Individuals with SingPass logins will be able to download your WSQ certificates via https://www.myskillsfuture.gov.sg/.

Doris Chen
Assistant Manager,
Business Development
+65 8518 5863

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