The Basic Concept of HALAL Slaughtering
The Basic Concept of HALAL Slaughtering
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About this course
Course Overview
This course is designed for people employed in the meat processing industry who work or will be working in the industry as Halal slaughter persons, supervisors in the primary processing area, stunning operators and Halal certification bodies. The course will provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the concept of Islamic law, the process of Halal slaughtering and Halal certification, Animal welfare requirements in the Halal slaughtering process, Animal welfare and Islamic law. Those trainees who wish to work as competent Halal slaughter person, will be required to do all three unit standards on this course. These also form part of the regulatory requirements for Halal quality assurance officers, Halal assessors and Issuing officers for the (AHO).
Covered Topics
Halal slaughter requirements
The Islamic concept of hygiene
Animal welfare
Halal slaughter-person obligations and responsibilities
Who Should Attend This Course?
Halal team leader and members in the Halal certified premises
Executives and Managers responsible for Halal Production
Food & Beverage Industry stakeholders
Pharmaceutical Industry members
Packaging Manufacturers
Students in the above-related fields
Those who wish to increase and improve their understanding of auditing and halal industry
Study Material
This training is based on both theory and best practices
Lecture sessions are illustrated with practical questions and examples
Practical exercises include examples and discussions
Practice tests are similar to the Certification Exam
End Of Course Instruction
After completing the session and passing each session examination, the students can take the final exam. Once the final exam is cleared, then it is considered as an end of course.

