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Very thorough and well presented. All aspects of food safety are covered.
I am very pleased I took the Eversley Level 3 Food Hygiene online course.
It was a refresher for me, but certain things had changed which I now know about.
Excellent. Highly recommended.
Fantastic , great online course , excellent English ,no adds interrupting the modules, easy to navigate ,really useful and knowledgeable ,the printed certificates arrived in two days and great value for money. Thank you .
I completed the Level 3 Food and Hygiene Certificate.
The online course is basic and lacks several specific details, especially about allergens.
The final quiz has 28 simple questions, and you pass by getting 65% correct answers.
It's useful for those who just want to get the certificate, but less useful for those who really want to learn.
The cost is £32.40 (£27+VAT).
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