Coffee Taster Certificate Program Handbook - SCAA
Coffee Taster Certificate Program Handbook - SCAA
Coffee Taster Certificate Program Handbook - SCAA
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CT INFORMATION: Designation, Re-Certification and Grandfathering<br />
Designations<br />
Because the program is a performance based certificate, a designation does not<br />
apply. However, the following name-plate may be used by the <strong>Coffee</strong> <strong>Taster</strong>:<br />
(Tara to enter seal here)<br />
Use of<br />
<strong>Certificate</strong><br />
<strong>Coffee</strong> <strong>Taster</strong> <strong>Certificate</strong> holders are entitled to use the <strong>SCAA</strong> logo and seal after<br />
their name.<br />
Example: John Smith, CB2<br />
Re-Certification<br />
& Calibration<br />
Public<br />
Recognition<br />
The CT program awards a certificate upon completion. There is no re-certification<br />
required. However, it is recommended that CT certificate holders attend a <strong>Coffee</strong><br />
<strong>Taster</strong> calibration exam (module 3 or 4 practical exam) every three years. As the CT<br />
<strong>Certificate</strong> becomes more recognized in the workplace, the <strong>SCAA</strong> will recommend<br />
that employers and others verifying references<br />
Those who attain the CT certificate will have their names posted publicly on the<br />
<strong>SCAA</strong> website along with their certification date and, if applicable, the most recently<br />
calibrated date.<br />
Grandfathering<br />
and Honorary<br />
Certification<br />
After much debate, the <strong>SCAA</strong> <strong>Coffee</strong> <strong>Taster</strong> Certification Panel has decided to only<br />
allow Panel-elected Master Level Honorary Certification.<br />
CT Guide Page 17