Want to know more about food and nutrition?
What is the course about?
The course aims to increase knowledge and skills in food and nutrition. Following the course, participants will be able to pass on basic, up-to-date information to those they work with and support them to eat well. The course will provide ideas and resources to use with client groups.
There will be support available after the course for those who want to put their learning into practice and deliver healthy eating messages to their groups.
Course content:
| Module 1 | Healthy eating guidelines and the Eatwell guide |
| Module 2 | Nutrition and health |
| Module 3 | Healthy weight management |
| Module 4 | Factors affecting food choice and eating well on a limited budget |
| Module 5 | Barriers to a healthy diet and helping people change their eating behaviours |
| Module 6 | Food labelling |
| Module 7
(x2) |
Nutrition for specific client groups |
| Module 8 | Menu planning and adapting recipes |
| Module 9 | Food facts and myths & useful food and nutrition resources |
Who is the course for?
Anyone working with families, groups and individuals in the community where healthy eating messages can be encouraged for example, teachers, teaching assistants, housing association staff, youth workers, support workers, leisure centre staff, and those providing childcare.
What time commitment is involved?
The course involves 30 hours of learning and upon completion is an accreditation of three credits.
Classroom: 20 hours of session time which will be delivered as 2 hour sessions over 10 weeks, with 10 hours home study.
When will it start and where?
TBC
For more information, contact Marie Price, Public Health Dietitian on 029 20907696 or Marie.Price3@wales.nhs.uk
