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 Posted By: shipscook 
Jan 19  # 6 of 9
Boy, makes me think that a discussion of the class should be a part of the hiring interview. would question those who find it boring?
the way it breaks down the pathogens, bacterias and other yuckies, make them easier to deal with.
I have been in several venues of food and beverage for forty years and still learning.
Nan
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 Posted By: cookingwithliz 
Jan 20  # 7 of 9
When I teach the class I have only 1 day to complete the whole book. The students get the book and practice sheets, practice tests etc. 3 weeks before the class. It is a 7hour review. Really not enough to do it justice. It can get tedious. It is not so much boring as just a really long day.
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 Posted By: chubbyalaskagriz 
Jan 21  # 8 of 9
Hi Liz,

...and welcome! We're a fine bunch of folks from varied backgrounds and from all regions. We're glad you're here and look forward to "getting to know ya!" smiles- kevin
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 Posted By: The Ironic Chef 
Jan 23  # 9 of 9
It's nice to meet you Liz.