Government Opens Several Slots for Free Courses in Biosafety in Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/03/2021 at 10:34

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Free Biosafety Courses in Rio Grande do Sul Available Until July 31, 2021

The Ministry of Tourism continues to offer free course opportunities for the training of professionals in the sector and to help them adapt to new sanitary protocols, thus ensuring safety for workers and tourists in the resumption of activities with the aid of biosafety. In this regard, the government, through a partnership with the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS), is offering three free online courses in the area of biosafety.

Free Courses Offered by the Government in Rio Grande do Sul

The qualification “Hygienization and Safety in Hospitality Venues,” offered by the government in Rio Grande do Sul, aims to train professionals and managers working in hotels, inns, temporary house rentals, among others, regarding new hygiene and safety norms and procedures in the sector. Topics covered include the “Responsible, Clean, and Safe Tourism” seal from the Ministry of Tourism, which establishes safety protocols for 15 tourism segments. The course guidelines aim to help restore confidence among tourists, guests, and employees, as well as assist in reducing the spread of the virus.

The free course “Good Practices in Food Handling in the Service Sector During the Covid-19 Pandemic” addresses the importance of using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as gloves and masks; food handling; the proper arrangement of the environment, tables, and positioning of people to ensure everyone’s safety; in addition to the current legislation for food service.

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About Course Registrations Offered by the Government in Rio Grande do Sul

Open for registration until June 30, the free courses offered by the government in Rio Grande do Sul must be completed by July 31, 2021, which is also the final deadline for the issuance of certificates. To receive the document, students must achieve a minimum final average of 60%.

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