ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how people focus, control impulses, and regulate their energy levels. It's often diagnosed in childhood but can continue into adulthood.

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Q: Can I just do Level 3 Food Hygiene?

Yes, you can just do a Level 3 Food Hygiene training course without doing level 1 or level 2. As long as you are in the correct role and you are supervising or managing other food handlers and overseeing a food premise, the Level 3 Food Hygiene and Safety course is designed for you.

Q: Do you need to refresh a Level 3 Food Hygiene certificate?

It isn’t a legal requirement to refresh your Level 3 Food Hygiene certificate, but it is recommended by Environmental Health Officers that refresher training is provided regularly and according to the business’ risk assessment requirements.

Q: What is Level 3 Food Hygiene?

Level 3 Food Hygiene is a training course for supervisors, food managers, those who are responsible for developing food safety systems and communicating this information to staff that directly prepares and serves food to customers. If this sounds like what your business needs, you can contact us here about our Level 3 Food Safety and Hygiene for Supervisors course. We also offer a Level 2 Food Safety training course here .

Q: Is this ADHD awareness training suitable for educators, caregivers, and healthcare professionals?

Yes, this course is designed to be beneficial for a wide range of professionals and individuals who work with or support children with ADHD. Educators, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and support staff will gain valuable insights and practical skills.

Q: What is a COSHH Train the Trainer course?

Here's a friendly analogy to help you understand what a COSHH Train the Trainer course is like: Imagine you're a swimming instructor. You know all about swimming safety and how to teach people how to swim. But what if you wanted to teach other people how to be swimming instructors? You would need to take a train the trainer course. A COSHH Train the Trainer course is similar. It teaches you how to teach other people about COSHH. You'll learn all about the different types of hazardous substances, how to identify and assess risks, and how to implement effective control measures. You'll also learn how to deliver engaging and informative training sessions. Once you've completed a COSHH Train the Trainer course, you'll be able to train your colleagues on COSHH and help to create a safer and healthier workplace for everyone.