Module 1: Food Safety and Hygiene Standards in CanadaUS Cafés
This module introduces learners to essential food safety and hygiene practices required in Canadian and U.S. cafés. Students explore proper sanitation methods, personal hygiene, milk and espresso equipment cleaning, and allergen awareness. Through practical examples and café case studies, participants learn how to maintain a safe, compliant, and customer-friendly coffee environment in accordance with North American standards.
Module 2: Coffee Shop English – Customer Service & Ordering Skills
Module 2 focuses on effective communication skills, café English vocabulary, and understanding multicultural workplace dynamics. Students learn how to interact professionally with customers, handle complaints, and adapt to the communication styles used in Canadian and U.S. cafés. The module also covers workplace ethics, teamwork, and service excellence to prepare baristas for real café environments.
Module 3: Workplace Culture & Labor Regulations in a Multicultural Environment
This module covers the legal and ethical foundations of working in the North American café industry. Topics include workplace safety, labor laws, employee rights, and employer expectations. Students learn how to apply risk management, follow occupational health standards, and maintain professionalism in compliance with Canadian and U.S. regulations.
Module 4: Sustainability & Waste Management in Cafés
Module 4 emphasizes environmental responsibility and sustainable practices in modern cafés. Learners explore waste reduction strategies, eco-friendly packaging, energy conservation, and sustainable sourcing of coffee and dairy products. Real examples from Canadian and U.S. cafés help students understand how to balance profitability with environmental care and ethical operations.