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Meat Studies

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chopsThe Meat Studies Program at TAFE SA assists students in gaining the skills and knowledge they need to perform a variety of tasks within the meat processing industry.

Industry experienced lecturer’s provide high quality industry standard training at TAFE SA Regency International Centre.  Meat Studies courses can also be delivered at regional campuses subject to student demand and available facilities.

On completion, students have gained an overview of the meat industry and achieve credits toward the apprenticeship course.

Skills gained include:

  • Sharpening knives
  • Applying hygiene and sanitation practices
  • Identifying species and meat cuts
  • Trimming meat for further processing
  • Storing meat products
  • Preparing minced meat and minced meat products 
  • Selecting, weighing and packaging meat for sale.

Certificate course’s can provide training from pre-apprenticeship level to Diploma in the meat retail industry.
Higher level courses assist students in developing more advanced skills. Students gain skills in OH&S risk control processes; facilitating hygiene and sanitation performances; managing their own work performance; and facilitating quality assurance process.

Quality training is designed to offer hands-on experience and sound theoretical knowledge to adequate prepares graduates for work in the meat industry.

Please use the following links to find out more about the TAFE SA Meat Studies Program and the Regence International Centre:

  • Courses
  • Career Opportunities
  • Facilities
  • Industry Partners
Last Updated ( Friday, 19 February 2010 05:53 )  

Did you know?

All courses offered by the Regency International Centre are accredited under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). This means that wherever you go in Australia, your qualifications will be recognised by employers and other registered training organisations.