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Food Hygiene Training Providers – North Yorkshire Provider Contact Info Courses Offered Area 01904 770368 Food Safety Level 2, 3 & 4 York York College Allergen Awareness (New for 2014) Askham Bryan College 01904 772278 Level 2, 3 & 4 York Tom Davey Quality Training 01723 366249 Level 2 (and update), 3 & 4 York James King 01904 761791 Food Safety Level 2, 3 & 4, North Yorkshire Kings Safety Training 07962 156807 HACCP Huntington, York Food Allergy Training Compliance with New Regs. [email protected] Health & Safety Level 2,3 Crossland Associates 07766 076680 Level 2, 3 & 4, HACCP North Yorkshire Steve Pepper 01423 524840 Level 2, 3 & 4 Harrogate Craven College 01756 791411 Level 2 Richmond Middleham Key Centre 01969 624002 Level 2& 3 Richmond Darlington College 01325 503045 Level 2, 3 & 4 Darlington Vital Consultancy Services 01484 462849 Level 2 (& Update), 3 & 4 Huddersfield Hazard Analysis Leeds Chinese Community Assoc. 0113 2346019 Level 2 Leeds Leeds Chinese Womens Group 0113 2349030 Level 2 Leeds Steve Rhodes Associates 01274 787000 Level 2, 3 & 4 Bingley & Refresher Courses Leeds College of Technology 0113 297 6300 Level 2 Leeds Selby College 01757 211091 Level 2, 3 & 4 Selby Doncaster College 01302 553956 Level 2, 3 & 4 Doncaster Negus Training Services 01430 861191 Level 2 York area Positive Training 020 7241 3636 TURKISH trainer National Level 2 & 3 PTO Mr Ahmed 07984456780 Level 2 & Level 3 Keighley www.hygieneassist.co.uk 01535 280013 (also delivered in Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali & Mandarin) Aaron Scott and Black 01425 482831 Level 2,3 & 4 Local Area and www.aaronscottandblack.net (Susan Omar) (Polish, Portuguese, English, also on site Bengali, Cantonese, Italian) training Turk Hijyen Merkezi 07050 10 22 64 TURKISH food hygiene Distance Learning training Daniel Pettigrew Training 01347 823271 Level 2 & Level 3 York Area 07967304514 Food Safety/Health and Trainow Associates 0113 2939911 Safety Training and Advisory Local Area Service Hospitality North 07791111241 Level 2 York Area [email protected] Hilary Finney 01904 720933 Level 2 York Area [email protected] 07889808749 and also on site www.simplycookinginharmony.co.uk training Mohammad Shajjad H Khan 07727 100143 Level 2 In house training Summit Training 018230333258 Bengali www.summittraininguk.com Mr Mustafa Kaya M.A 01689 838300 Level 2,3,4 In house training Safeline Training 07703461253 Turkish & English [email protected] Sandy Lu 01484 505735 Level 1 – 3 York Horizon risk consultancy Chinese speaking www.horizonriskconsultancy.com | Andrew Wingrove 020 8144 2926 Food Safety Level 2 On line training Simplicity in Training Ltd [email protected] www.simplicityin.training CIEH Coursefinder website - http://www.cieh-coursefinder.com Dec 2018 .

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