Training courses

Aimed at interested people, this 10-hour face-to-face course aims to understand and apply the processes of making blue cheeses. CONTENTS Technological fundamentals for the production of blue cheeses: production processes, technological parameters to be applied in each of the stages, types of ferments, utensils and equipment needed, etc. Blue cheese

Aimed at shepherds and interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course addresses, in a practical way, the preparation of various dairy products.

Aimed at shepherds and other interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course covers the theory and practice of cheesemaking: milk, composition, cleaning and sanitary requirements.

GOALS To provide greater knowledge on improving the economic results of cheese farms and facilitate their restructuring and modernization.

40-hour theoretical and practical online training that addresses the management of waste and by-products in the dairy industry. Content Introduction to sustainable management of waste and by-products – 5 hours Sustainability regulations and strategies – 5 hours Types of waste and by-products – 10 hours Sustainable waste and by-product management

40-hour theoretical and practical online training in which you will learn about the types of water consumption and discharges, treatment and management techniques, and the associated regulations in the dairy industry. Content Introduction to sustainable water management – 5 hours Water use regulations and strategies – 5 hours Wastewater treatment –

Course of the continuing training plan for rural technicians of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) MAP TRAINING | COURSE CALENDAR | APPLICATION FORM

The objective of the 60-hour in-person course is to promote knowledge about the quality of milk, its structure and its composition, fundamental knowledge in its transformation into dairy products, as well as delve into the technologies and processes that will be applied during it. . PROGRAM | REGISTRATION | INFORMATION and CONTACT, Inés Rodríguez