Hospitality & Foodservice Group Training Rates – My Food Service License

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Stop chasing employees for paper certificates. Purchase Food Manager courses and exams in bulk, send them to your team instantly, and track exactly who is certified—and who still needs to complete their training.

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Keep Every Location Compliant—Without the Headaches

  • Online team training — Certify staff at every location with state-approved Food Manager courses and exams.

 

  • Automated bulk discounts — Save more as you add locations, employees, or new hires.

 

  • Instant course + exam delivery — Send training to your team in seconds—no coordination required.

 

  • On‑demand exams — Start the exam anytime.

 

  • Zero scheduling or downtime — No appointments, no waiting, no disruptions to operations.

 

Buy More, Save More

Get bulk pricing on Food Manager courses and exams and certify your team for less.

Save 10% off standard rates

5–24 Training Vouchers

  • 100% state-approved training
  • On-demand manager exams
  • Free manager progress tracker

Best for independent restaurants, food trucks, and single-location cafes.

Save 25% off standard rates

25–99 Training Vouchers

  • Everything in the Growth Tier
  • Instant, free credit reassignments
  • Automated 60-day renewal alerts

Best for growing restaurant groups, local franchises, and boutique hotels.

Save 40% off standard rates

100+ Training Vouchers

  • Everything in the Operator Tier
  • Dedicated account support
  • Net-30 invoicing options available

Best for regional chains, corporate cafeterias, and university dining.

3 Simple Steps to Get Your Team Certified

No complicated setups, no onboarding calls, and no tech experience required.

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Buy Your Training Vouchers by choosing your volume package above and completing your purchase in seconds.

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Send to Your Staff by entering your team’s emails in your portal to deliver their training links instantly.

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Track and Pass by watching their progress in your dashboard as they test on‑demand, and you receive the certificate automatically.

Put Your Compliance Tracking on Autopilot

Built specifically to eliminate the stress of messy spreadsheets and missing paperwork.

  • Swap Staff Easily: Did a crew member leave before starting their course? No problem. Instantly reassign that training credit to your newest hire with one click.

 

  • Real-Time Progress: See exactly who has started their training, who is ready for their exam, and who needs a gentle reminder to finish.

 

  • Never Miss a Renewal: Our system tracks expiration dates automatically and alerts you 60 days before any manager's certificate expires, keeping you safe from surprise inspection penalties.

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Join the hundreds of kitchens and hospitality groups that rely on us to keep their staff trained, certified, and ready for health inspections with industry‑trusted training.

Enterprise Solutions for 200+ Staff

If your organization trains 200+ staff annually, we can build a tailored solution for your structure; submit the form below to Request Your Custom Plan, and our partnership team will respond within 24 hours.

Trusted by Students — 4.7 Average on Google Reviews

"The classes were very informative and easy to understand. The remote proctor exam was convenient, as I was able to complete it on my own time in my home office. This is an affordable way to get your CFPM license. I would definitely recommend it."

Alexia B.

 

"I had a positive experience learning the safety side of the operation. The videos and quizzes were both informative and challenging. They made learning this stuff enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this site to anyone who needs to get their certification."

Kalen K.

 

"I had a great experience doing my certification online. It was very easy to do in my own home and on my own desk. I was able to concentrate better and study at my own pace. This was the third time that I've done my certification online. Looking forward to doing it again in 5 years."

Byron R.

 

Food Protection Manager FAQs

Fast, authoritative guidance for onboarding, certification, testing, and compliance

What is a Food Protection Manager? 

A Food Protection Manager oversees food handling and preparation in kitchens and foodservice establishments to ensure all food served is safe for consumption. They are responsible for maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations, implementing food safety protocols, and training staff. By upholding strict standards for hygiene, sanitation, and safety procedures, Food Protection Managers play a vital role in preventing foodborne illnesses.

What are the Responsibilities of a Food Protection Manager?

Food Protection Managers are essential to maintaining safe and hygienic foodservice operations. They oversee employee practices to ensure proper food handling and sanitation, conduct regular inspections of equipment and facilities, and ensure compliance with local health regulations and industry best practices. Their duties also include developing and enforcing food safety policies, managing recalls, and providing staff training on safety protocols. In addition, Food Protection Managers are responsible for reporting, documentation, and audit preparation related to food safety incidents.

Food Handler vs. Food Manager: What Sets Them Apart?

A Food Handler is any employee involved in the preparation, serving, or storage of food, with a primary responsibility to follow the safety practices set by management. A Food Protection Manager holds a leadership role—overseeing food safety practices across the entire establishment, ensuring staff are properly trained, and verifying that all food safety regulations are consistently followed. In most establishments, support staff such as servers, hosts, dishwashers, and bussers typically serve as Food Handlers, while managers, chefs, cooks, and owners take on the responsibilities of Food Protection Managers.

How Long Is A Food Protection Manager Certification (CFPM) Valid?

Food Protection Manager certification is valid for three to five years, depending on local rules and the certifying body. After that, managers must renew—usually by retaking the course or exam—to stay current with food safety standards.

Can Food Manager Certification Be Completed Online?

Yes. My Food Service License is the gold standard in online training and certification. Our program is designed to fit the busy schedules of food service professionals. Our program is 100% online, On-demand, and accessible 24/7, with no scheduling required ever. All exams are proctored online, through our online proctoring service.

How Quickly Can You Become a Certified Food Protection Manager?

The time required to earn a Food Protection Manager certification can vary based on how you prepare for the exam. If you choose to complete a course and exam—which is the recommended path—our course takes about 8 hours, though the exact duration depends on your pace. Certification is awarded only after passing the Food Protection Manager exam. The exam itself allows up to 2 hours for completion, and once passed, certification is issued the same day.

Is My Food Service License's Food Manager Certification Recognized Nationally?

Yes! My Food Service License’s Food Protection Manager (CFPM) certification is accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) and meets nationally recognized standards. This accreditation guarantees our program complies with industry regulations and is widely accepted by health departments nationwide.

I’ve Heard This Certification Called by Other Names—What Is The Official Title?

This certification is often referred to by many names—such as Food Safety Manager, Food Manager, CFPM, Food Sanitation Manager, Food Service License, Food Handler Manager, or FSSMC—but the official title is Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM).

Which Languages Are Offered for Training?

Courses are available in both English and Spanish, giving learners the flexibility to complete training in the language that best fits their needs. Our program combines convenience, flexibility, and credibility in one seamless experience.

How Difficult Is the Food Protection Manager Exam?

The Food Protection Manager exam’s difficulty largely depends on your preparation. Its purpose is to confirm the minimum level of competency required to serve as a Food Protection Manager. The exam evaluates knowledge of food safety regulations, safe food handling, sanitation practices, and related topics. With thorough study, most candidates find the exam manageable, but solid preparation is essential for passing on the first attempt.

Are All Food Protection Manager Exam Forms The Same?

All exam forms are created to be equivalent. Each version of the My Food Service License Food Protection Manager Certification Exam is designed to maintain the same level of difficulty and cover the same content areas. Every form undergoes a thorough review process to ensure fairness and consistency, so whichever version you take, your knowledge is assessed equally.

Where Can I Get Guidance on Food Manager Training Regulations?

In most states, at least one manager in a food service or preparation facility must complete food safety training or certification. In some areas, state-level requirements may not exist, but local counties or cities enforce their own rules.

You can use our state information pages to review the requirements in your area. While we work hard to keep our information current, it’s ultimately your responsibility to confirm the latest requirements with your local jurisdiction.

Where Can I Learn More About Food Manager Training Requirements?

Regulatory requirements for food handler and manager training may differ by jurisdiction. For the most accurate and current information, consult the public health website for your state, county, or municipality.