Training & education
Support learning pathways and practical skills.
Courses and pathwaysPartner with National Food Safety
Together, we can make food safety easier to understand and apply
We work with organisations that share our commitment to practical learning, safer workplaces and better food-safety outcomes.
Sharedgoals and purpose
Flexibleroles and models
Carefulreview and standards
Long-termfocus on outcomes
Ways to partner
Ways to partner with us
The right structure depends on your organisation, audience and proposed activity.
Food businesses & groups
Help teams access relevant food-safety support.
Workforce learningMembership organisations
Create useful benefits for members and sectors.
Member resourcesContent & resource partners
Contribute specialist insight or practical materials.
Shared resourcesTechnology partners
Improve how people access learning and tools.
Digital integrationsWhat partnership could look like
Build a partnership around a clear shared outcome
A partnership can combine learning, resources, member benefits, campaigns or technology when the purpose and responsibilities are clear.
- A structured learning pathway
- Shared practical resources
- Member or workforce benefits
- A focused awareness campaign
Why work with us?
Practical, plain-language food-safety communication
- Digital learning and resource expertise
- Content designed around real workplace needs
- Flexible collaboration planning
- Clear ownership and approval stages
- Ongoing review of agreed activity
What we look for
The foundations of a useful partnership
Purpose alignment
A genuine focus on safer food and useful learning.
Audience value
A clear benefit for the people the partnership serves.
Accuracy & integrity
Responsible evidence and honest communication.
Practical delivery
A realistic route, roles and resources.
Trust & accountability
Clear decisions, review and brand responsibilities.
Partnership process
From first enquiry to an agreed plan
Explore the route
Choose the partnership model that best fits.
Submit an enquiry
Describe your organisation, audience and opportunity.
Initial fit review
We assess alignment, usefulness and capacity.
Scope the opportunity
Clarify outcomes, responsibilities and measures.
Agree and begin
Confirm terms and start with a clear plan.
Partner enquiry
Tell us about your organisation and opportunity
You do not need a finished proposal. A clear purpose, audience and intended outcome is a strong start.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of organisations can apply?
We welcome relevant enquiries from training providers, food businesses, membership bodies, technology partners and community organisations.
Does an enquiry create a partnership?
No. A partnership begins only after both parties agree the scope, responsibilities and terms.
Could we achieve more together?
Tell us about your organisation and the opportunity you would like to explore.