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Certificates & evidence
A certificate shows which instruction a learner has completed. Together with training records and any practical sign-off, it forms part of your audit file.
What is the certificate?
The FoodTraining certificate is evidence of instruction: it shows that the learner has completed the training package. It is not a recognised diploma or BRCGS, IFS or FSSC 22000 certification.
When do you receive it?
After completing the training and assessment. For a training package, all included trainings must be completed. If a training requires practical sign-off, the certificate is released only once that practical work has also been signed off. This requirement is configurable per training.
What do you show the auditor?
Present the certificate alongside the training records and practical work. Together, they show who received which instruction and how you follow it up.
- Certificates: who completed the package, which trainings it includes and when it was completed.
- Training results and exports: progress, completion dates and assessment results for each learner.
- Practical assessments where required: who signed off, when, and with which assessment or comment.
- The skill matrix: required training by role and line, and your employees’ progress.