Training courses

Course Objectives Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to: Scaling and consolidating micro-enterprises and start-ups based on a solid entrepreneurship framework that guarantees economic viability and environmental sustainability. To empower a new generation of leaders through peer learning, ideation processes, and mentoring

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

The course is aimed at staff in the dairy and cheese sector and will seek to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized cheese dairies to understand and manage their potential environmental impacts. To reduce the environmental impact in the dairy sector, training in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is crucial, focusing on on-farm production (GHG

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.

Aimed at people who wish to start a project to create a cheese factory or dairy workshop , this course will provide information on the different aspects to consider when creating a dairy workshop at a technical, sanitary, administrative level, etc. The aim of the course is to help visualize the aspects to consider when creating a new cheese factory

Addressed to: People who work in activities that involve handling food products. Goals: The objective of this course is to provide participants with the necessary knowledge regarding food safety and hygiene, and knowledge of current legislation. Content: Topic 1: General principles of food handling. Topic 2: Food Hygiene. Topic 3: Premises

Next Wednesday , January 21, 2026 , from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. , the training day “New Business Models: Agro-industrial Production of Microalgae” will be held online , an initiative focused on analyzing the potential of microalgae as a strategic vector of innovation and sustainability in the agro-industrial sector. The main objective of the course

GOALS Acquire regulatory and technical knowledge on fire and explosion prevention and protection, with special attention to the risks inherent in the agri-food industry. To learn about the new features and/or changes introduced by the new regulations approved by Royal Decree 164/2025, of March 4, which approves the Fire Safety Regulations for

ASETAGA is pleased to announce the first online edition of the workshop "New Business Models: Agro-industrial Microalgae Production." This training will cover the entire microalgae production process, from technical challenges to market opportunities and applications in key sectors (such as food and biofuels). While still relatively unknown

This self-paced course is part of the action plan against food waste promoted by the Valencian Community through the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries. The course, structured into 12 learning units, addresses and answers three main questions: What is known about food waste, and what data are available? What is being done, legislated

Program Composition and characteristics of raw milk Raw milk quality concepts Mandatory controls to be carried out on the farm and in the dairy center Sampling material Sampling procedure REGISTRATION

Implementation, maintenance and auditing of BRC and IFS+ systems Includes an optional Artificial Intelligence module applied to the standard's procedures General objective: To provide professionals in the agri-food sector with the technical, practical, and strategic knowledge necessary to successfully implement, maintain, and audit systems based on

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

Modality : virtual classroom (live online*). (*) In the virtual classroom mode, students must connect at the established time, since classes are taught as if they were in person. GOALS Diversify beekeeping production beyond honey and initiate a process of continuous improvement toward the search for other business activities that add value to

Obtain the desired quality dairy products. Identify yogurt-making techniques so they can easily assess the feasibility of adapting existing facilities to produce this type of product based on high-quality factors. Learn how to use raw materials and their influence on the production process. Familiarize yourself with the production techniques

A comprehensive course for food handlers that includes training in HACCP and good hygiene practices for the prevention and control of mycotoxins in food.

Comprehensive training program on food labeling (203 teaching hours) that covers both general food labeling requirements and the legal requirements for food labeling in different sectors and their specific requirements. CONTENT: The complete Food Labeling training program includes the following courses: General food labeling and consumer

Addressed to: COURSE AIMED AT: * Workers at egg sorting and packaging centers. * Poultry farm personnel who handle eggs. * Those responsible for quality and food safety in the poultry industry. * Egg distributors and marketers. * Anyone interested in acquiring knowledge about the correct handling and marketing of eggs. Goals: To train participants

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