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Training helps reduce or eliminate food safety hazards before they become major issues.
Reducing food safety complaints will create a happier workplace and in turn increase productivity.
Numerous professionals nationwide have already earned and renewed their card with AAA Food Handler — a trusted name in food safety training.
The Kansas Food Handlers Card is an online course that teaches the essentials of food safety, including personal hygiene, preventing cross-contamination, temperature control, cleaning procedures, and safe food storage. It’s 100% online, takes about 1.5 hours, and is available in English and Spanish.
To get certified, complete the online course and pass the final exam with 40 multiple-choice questions. You’ll need to score at least 70% and get two attempts to pass. Once you pass, you can instantly download and print your Certificate of Completion.
The Kansas Food Handler course is available for just $6.95. It’s one of the state’s most affordable food safety options.
The course is 100% online and accessible 24/7 on any device. You can learn and complete your course on your schedule anywhere in Kansas.
Yes, our course is approved and recognized across all Kansas counties. Whether you work in Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City, Topeka, or elsewhere, this certificate meets state food safety course standards.
The Food Handler Certificate is available in English and Spanish to ensure it’s accessible to more food workers.
Most Kansas food handler cards are valid for 2 to 3 years. However, individual employers or counties may have specific renewal requirements. Be sure to check with your local health department.
To earn your Kansas Food Manager Certification, complete a training program accredited by the ANAB and pass the final exam. Once certified, you’ll receive a credential recognized statewide by local health departments and employers.
Completing this course gives you a competitive edge in the job market. It shows potential employers you understand safe food handling procedures, which helps reduce the risk of foodborne illness and makes you a more attractive hire.
You can visit the Kansas Department of Agriculture – Food Safety & Lodging Program for official food safety laws, inspection information, and additional resources for food workers.
Once you enroll, you’ll have access to all course materials for 3 months. It allows you to review lessons, refresh your knowledge, and reprint your food handler card.
Kansas permits the sale of safe, non-potentially hazardous foods in a home kitchen. This typically includes cookies, breads, jams, jellies, dry spice blends, candies, and similar goods that do not need refrigeration.
Yes. Group purchase options and bulk discounts are available. You can assign employees the Kansas food handler certificate course anytime, track their progress, and ensure they meet food safety requirements efficiently.
For official food safety guidance in Kansas, contact the Kansas Department of Agriculture, 1320 Research Drive, Manhattan, Kansas 66502.
No, Kansas does not require food safety training for homemade food producers. However, completing an ANAB Accredited Food Handler certificate is strongly recommended to ensure safe food handling practices and enhance consumer confidence in your products.
Food Handler Reviews
4.9
Muy bueno para el personal que trabaja en los restaurantes
Easy to follow. Rather long.
The final exam had some confusing questions
Re-iterate desire for a re-wind instead of restart button. Also, would’ve liked a short area after every module to practice what I just learned, like a mini quiz.
Wish there was a rewind button instead of a restart, but overall it is still a good website.
The instructor knows the subject-matter. She is also a fantastic trainer.
5
GREAT
Food Manager Reviews
4.9
Was difficult to take notes and go back to certain points made since you could not reverse the video and anytime you missed a point you would have to start the whole section over. Otherwise helpful and informative.
It can be daunting to just think about it. However, breaking it down to bite-sized instructions made this much more doable and convenient.
Fabulous :))
Simple but very interesting
The course was great. It was easy to follow, at the right pace, and engaging.
Appreciate that explanations are given for why it is important to do things in a certain way. Understanding why it is important makes it easier to remember, and makes me more conscientious about doing it that way. There was one question about trichinosis that was asked in a quiz before the topic was covered in the next section.
This course was very informative and easy to follow along. I believe this course will provide all businesses handling food and beverages better overall customer service and safety.
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4.9
Good test system
Overall it was a good course, very informative
great info
Clear, engaging educational videos with good repeated emphasis on the most important points.
I learned a lot of useful information. The only real issue that I had with this course was with the exam, where I felt like a couple of the questions were structured confusingly (i.e., deeming only one answer as correct while another or more of the choices were technically also correct). Nonetheless, the information was presented very clearly.
Easy to understand and follow, very informative!
good
It’s saying we should all change gloves every 4 hours between tasks. After doing dirty jobs with the gloves on or if the glove rips, we all wash our hands first and then put on new gloves. Not only that, I knew that chicken is supposed to be cooked at a higher temperature then beef, steak, and salmon. temperature danger zone, food cools down for more than 4 hours. Reheating is not gonna do ANYTHING. A crumb on the floor brings bugs and when there’s bugs, the foods are being contaminated again and it’s biological hazard. When we wash hands 20, turn off the faucet with your elbow or turn off the faucet with the paper towel and then air dry and use your feet to kick open the push door or use the paper towel to pull the door open. Chicken, beef, fish, and salmon should be WAY WAY below the ready to eat foods. COMPLETELY AT THE BOTTOM. Food should be stored 6 in off the ground. Everything in this world have germs, Your phone has germs, Cash has germs, anything. I can’t describe which thing has the most germs. We can do all to prevent it from spreading. No matter how delicious it looks, if you eat food from the floor, it’s biological hazard. So I learned 65% of it
This class was very helpful in preparing me to open up my business. I would recommend it to anyone who is planning on opening up a business in food or bev. They modules are easy to follow and the course makes it easy to leave and pick up where you left off if you are are busy person!
Very informative
It was an excellent training session. I learned a lot about how to handle food.
Was ok. Simple and easy.
It was a good course it glitched a little but was a wonderful learning tool
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