These consist of a 2-or 3-day workshop based on crops, livestock or aquaculture and provide a general overview of:
- The General Regulations, the rules of the GLOBALG.A.P. Certification System.
- The Control Points and Compliance Criteria (CPCCs) for the respective standard.
These are the actual documents used by certification bodies during a GLOBALG.A.P. audit or inspection.
The workshops also provide focus classroom discussions, case studies, and detailed question and answer sessions to help participants understand how the GLOBALG.A.P. System applies in practice.GLOBALG.A.P related companies can also co-organize a Capacity Building Training and may also publish these on their websites. All training participants receive a certificate of attendance.In addition to regular Capacity Building Training, GLOBALG.A.P offer another practical day of on-farm training, which is followed by an obligatory examination.
Combined with this additional 1-day on-farm training, the regular Capacity Building Training becomes a “Farm Assurer Training”, and attendance is mandatory for participants who have applied to become GLOBALG.A.P Farm Assurers.More detailed information about the Farm Assurer Program and qualifications needed to become a licensed GLOBALG.A.P Farm Assurer is available at www.farmassurer.org.