BITTS International Career College

BITTS International Career College is a reputed educational organization registered as a private career college by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities Ontario under the PCC Act 2005. The college offers diploma courses, certificate courses, and short programs.

BITTS International Career College is a reputed educational organization registered as a private career college by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities Ontario under the PCC Act 2005. The college offers diploma courses, certificate courses, and short programs.

BITTS International Career College is a reputed educational organization registered as a private career college by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities Ontario under the PCC Act 2005. The college offers diploma courses, certificate courses, and short programs.

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Hunger for Success in Career

Who doesn’t like food? It generates personal happiness and brings people together. There might not be any other human bonding agents than food and dining.

As a career, food service is also professionally fulfilling. It can be intense but satisfied customers and employers are more than happy to reward those that want to engage in great food service to the public.

Comprehensive Education

It’s true that in the past one could start working in food service by getting a part-time job in a restaurant or working for a relative’s catering company. People still can. But serious food service providers not only want people who are focused on a serious food service career but also those that understand health, handing, and reporting in food service.

Restaurants, cafes, and caterers are under constant scrutiny to ensure they maintain high health standards, they understand proper preparation methods, including dietary and religious processes, and are even proficient in CPR and First Aid in the case of emergencies. It’s a lot but is necessary.

Getting Hungry to Start

Once many people that dream of food service work, often with trepidation, see what is involved, they see that it is a viable career choice for them. Since food service has hierarchical opportunities, people get excited to get involved in becoming a certified food service worker so they can rise through the ranks in an industry they love.

Perhaps this is you. If so, first check out our food service worker course to get information. Second, come out to our Friday 28 October Open House in Mississauga to learn about the great opportunities via the BITTS Food Service Worker Diploma Course.

Wi-Fi. Internet. Screens. Instantaneous access to bank account, news, sports scores. Online classes for short courses. What hasn’t modern technology brought us these days and where would we be without it? The world is literally connected by the click of a mouse or a tap on a screen.

With so much technology, it goes without saying there are a lot of jobs in technological arenas. Lots of them too. But if you don’t come from a tech background, how do you get started?

Well, it’s not impossible. Far from it.

Short Course Bonanza

If you wanted to get an education in technology in the past, you likely had to invest a lot of time and money to complete your courses. Some students had to drop out or go into severe debt in order to study.

But that was the past. With short courses on the rise these days, you can start your technology studies from the basics right to more advanced concepts quickly. Short courses trim the fat off a lot of study or theoretical procedures to get students the most important skills, concepts, and understanding fast. Moreover, classes are taught by professionals that have worked in the field and know all applications of the knowledge students learned.

Information Technology Studies for All

BITTS International Career College not only offers a variety of short courses on its educational roster, it prides itself on offering a top-notch information technology short course. BITTS employs its own technology team for its day-to-day needs, and these pros advise on our course, on what topics to cover, and give practical lessons to students.

Information technology is exciting, lucrative, and modern. The BITTS short course immerses students in the program, working practically throughout it, and accommodating students’ own busy schedules on top.

How Do I Decide Which CPR Class to Sign Up For?

Are you confused about which CPR course to sign up for? Contacting the company that demands the certification and asking them what course you need is the simplest way to decide which first aid and CPR training are best for you. BITTS has set up this blog to help our students respond to the most typical question we receive and make the disparities easier to understand.

Requirements for Schools/Colleges and Universities

Basic Life Support [BLS], – (previously known as CPR-HCP,)- may only be required once a year for students entering medical or healthcare professions. However, some nursing schools require students to complete Standard First Aid CPR Level BLS, which is valid for three years and must be renewed every three years. For nursing students, BITTS Certifications provides low-cost group discounts; group training for red cross.

Facilities for childcare or recreation require First Aid knowledge encompassing Standard First Aid and CPR Level C, which includes adult, child, and infant abilities, while Emergency First Aid and CPR are typically needed for children and infants. The program will be determined by organizational policy. BITTS Often offers corporate discounts if your organization wishes to offer First Aid instruction to your personnel.

Occupational Entry Requirements for Standard First Aid

For guidance with workplace regulatory requirements, it is imperative to get in touch with the organization’s body that oversees workplace health and safety – (in Ontario, this would be the WSIB). The Standard First Aid CPR/AED Level C blended course is a string starting part if you’re unclear about what kind of workplace education you need.

The level of training required at a workplace is determined by the number of people working per shift:

At least one person must be qualified in Emergency First Aid in businesses with five or fewer employees on any given shift. Institutions around the province provide this 8-hour training.

In each corporate world with six or more people working on each shift, at least one person must have a Standard First Aid CPR certificate.

For workplaces with five or fewer people working on any one shift, at least one must have an Emergency First Aid certificate. This program is 8 hours long and is offered by organizations across the province.

For workplaces with six or more people working on any shift, at least one must have a Standard First Aid CPR certificate.

If your work is under government authority, such as transportation (airlines, trucking, shipping) or other entities such as the RCMP or Canadian Border Services, you are not subject to Work Safe BC’s jurisdiction and will require Standard First Aid or Emergency First Aid. Both the RCMP and the Border Services recommend the 16-hour Standard First Aid course.

If you are still unsure about the best CPR course for you and/or your business, do not hesitate to contact us through email or phone. BITTS would be pleased to help.

“NO ONE IS BORN A GREAT COOK ONE LEARNS BY DOING”- Julia Child.

The Food Service Worker program prepares the students to learn culinary skills providing job opportunities as a chef, food scientist, dietitian, nutritionist, food manager, restaurant manager, customer service, and many more. The Ministry of Health and long-term care designed this course. It will provide knowledge to all staff members in the position of the food service worker in long-term care dietary environments.

 Certification

Successful Students will receive a certificate per completed module:

Role of the 

Food Service Worker

Food Safety and Sanitation

Food Handling Training

Dietary Aides and food     preparers

Catering in cafeterias

Quantity Food Preparation

Introduction to Nutrition in     Health Care

 Program Highlights

It is a full-time and one-year course in BITTS International Career College. Students will learn theoretical aspects of food service, the nutrition industry, and the delivery of quality customer service.

Despite that, they will get a chance to work for 140 hours in the food services department of a long-term care facility, hospital, school, or other similar institution. In placement, you will gain communication skills for handling customers in a fast-paced environment.

Students can work in commercial kitchens and daycares after completing their studies.

 Admission Requirements

Student must complete their High School Diploma or similar

Age should be 18 years or senior

English Proficiency is a must for International Students as IELTS/CELPIP/ANOTHER similar test.

 How to Apply

To apply with BITTS College is an easy process. The admission process is the same for all the courses.

You can write an email to our student advisor for a particular course at [email protected].

If you want career advice from professionals, they can arrange a meeting for you.

Before applying, check the admissions requirements. It is mandatory because it will help you to understand your course modules.

Fill the application form, available at https://www.bitts.ca/admissions/apply/.

Pay the fees. Note: payment options and methods are different for domestic and international students. Kindly consult with the student advisor before proceeding.

 If the list of steps is complete, BITTS welcomes you all. For updates from college, please check your email regularly. If you want an early response, contact us through call.

 Contact information

866-399-2055