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Introduction
to Fishmongering - A training module for the Seafood Industry

Instructor
Mick Mahoney (centre) with the first successful group of students
to complete the Introduction to Fishmongering at Billingsgate.
"It
was a brilliant day, in fact the best taught course I have attended."
"The
trainee manual you provided is invaluable."
"The
knife skills was extremely beneficial."
"Has
prompted me to further investigate setting up a fishmongers."
Acknowledgements:
This fishmonger training module has been developed by Lyn Gower
and Adam Whittle of Billingsgate Seafood Training School along with
Richard Wardell of Sea Fish Industry Authority. Duncan Lucas and
Sue Hallman of Passionate about Fish has kindly provided the photographs
and words in the 'step by step' knife skills guides.
See
example work sheets and techniques here: how
to fillet a mackerel; how
to fillet a plaice.
Introduction
to Fishmongering is a fantastic new training resource that is delivered
as a one day training course. It provides new entrants or those
with no previous formal training an opportunity to get an overview
of the key skills required as a fishmonger. The day is motivational
and concentrates on the most significant areas of the job, with
high impact and focused modules that are outlined below.
Your chance to learn the skills required to be a fishmonger
Dates
Thursday 29th May, Wednesday 20th August 2008
£100
(including training manual and certification)
Reserve
your place here
Contents:
General
Guide, An Overview of the Seafood Industry, Quality Assessment,
Care of Product, Hygiene and Food Safety, Care of Tools, Knife Skills,
Cleaning, Display, Customer Service, Answers to Exercises, Further
Training.
To
see an example of the standard that is delivered during the course
please view these two knife skills guidance notes that form part
of the trainees pack:
Round
fish, single fillet, how to fillet a mackerel
Flat
fish, cross-cut fillet, how to fillet a plaice
A
selection of photgraphs taken during the sessions of the 'Introduction
to Fishmongering' course at Billingsgate Seafood Training School
can be seen below.




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