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  • Practical Fish Smoking training

    A range of practical training/coaching sessions based at various UK training centres to be announced in 2024.
  • Intermediate Food Hygiene by eLearning

    This eLearning course is tailored for food industry managers and supervisors. It is used by fish friers, mongers and processors across the UK.
  • Elementary Food Hygiene (online)

    This free online course is suitable for seafood processing businesses, for fish friers, customer service roles, fishmongers and fishermen.
  • Bivalve Purification Operations Training

    This one day bivalve shellfish industry course focuses on the requirements needed to safely purify or depurate live bivalve shellfish.
  • Elementary Health and Safety (online)

    Elementary Health and Safety is a recognised qualification equivalent to a Level 2 certificate in England, Northern Ireland and Wales.
  • Fishmongering and Fish Filleting Training Courses

    Fishmongers are trained in sourcing, processing, merchandising and selling raw fish and seafood. Find training courses suitable for fishmongers.
  • Onshore Training Courses

    We develop training courses for people who work with seafood on shore in the UK. Find a course and a training provider to suit you.
  • Allergens Courses and Guidance

    Seafood business operators must ensure that staff receive appropriate allergens training. Find out what training is available.
  • Fish Frying Training Courses

    A number of Seafish approved fish frier training courses are available from KFE and the National Federation of Fish Friers (NFFF).
  • Official Control Sampling Training

    A remote course that may allow shellfish producers to collect shellfish and water samples for Local Authorities, with an agreement in place.
  • Bivalve Purification Management

    This seafood course focuses on the procedures and management controls required to ensure safer live bivalves are available for sale to the public.