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Program Overview
- Program Type: Diploma
- Campus: Brampton
- Start Dates: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
- Duration: 27–30 Weeks
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Hands-on Training | Practical Learning | Career-Focused Curriculum
Become a Certified Food Service Worker in Ontario’s Healthcare Sector
Are you looking to start a meaningful career in Canada’s healthcare or hospitality industry?
The Food Service Worker Diploma Program at Networth Immigration prepares you for employment in hospitals, long-term care homes, retirement residences, and institutional food service environments.
This program is designed to meet the requirements set by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care making it the ideal choice for those seeking entry-level food service jobs in regulated healthcare settings. With hands-on training, food safety certification, and career-focused curriculum, you’ll graduate job-ready and in demand.
Eligibility: Open to domestic and international students
Financial Aid Available
OSAP
Scholarships
Flexible Payment Plans
Gain Practical Experience Through Internship & Hands-On Training!
What You Will Learn in this Program?
The Food Service Worker Program at Networth Immigration covers key skills needed to work in professional food service roles across Ontario:
Nutrition & Therapeutic Diets
Learn about dietary needs in healthcare and prepare meals for patients with medical restrictions
Sanitation & Infection Control
Understand cross-contamination, cleaning procedures, and WHMIS regulations
Communication & Customer Service
Build confidence working in team environments and serving patients and residents
Safe Food Handling & Public Health Standards
Master food safety protocols and hygiene practices for long-term care facilities
Meal Preparation & Portion Control
Practice preparing meals according to guidelines for health institutions
Inventory & Food Storage Management
Gain experience in managing kitchen inventory, receiving shipments, and proper storage
Career Opportunities After the Food Service Worker Program
Graduates of this program can work in a variety of healthcare and institutional food environments across Ontario:
- Food Service Worker – Prepare, serve, and manage meals in hospitals and long-term care settings.
- Dietary Aide – Support dietitians in delivering nutritious, customized meals to patients and residents.
- Kitchen Assistant – Assist cooks with food prep, sanitation, and meal assembly in institutional kitchens.
- Cafeteria Staff – Help with serving and maintaining clean food stations in schools or care homes.
- Institutional Cook Helper – Work alongside culinary teams in hospitals or retirement residences.
- Hospital Food Prep Attendant – Assist in preparing patient-specific meals, following dietary plans and strict hygiene standards in hospital kitchens.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, our program follows the standards set by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
No, this program is beginner-friendly and designed for new entrants to the field.
Yes, eligible students may qualify for OSAP, Better Jobs Ontario, and scholarship options.
In hospitals, nursing homes, retirement homes, school cafeterias, and community kitchens.
Yes, students receive Food Handler Certification and WHMIS training.