FAQs

The Regulatory Learning and Training System (RLTS) is a centralized, searchable repository that helps users find, complete, and track food safety training across federal, SLTT, industry, and academic partners.
The RLTS helps ensure a more qualified and better-prepared IFSS workforce by aligning training with national standards, improving access to training, and creating a more connected learning ecosystem.
Courses in the RLTS are mapped to Standard 2 of the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS), National Curriculum Standards, and other relevant frameworks that support consistent competency development.
The RLTS is intended for a range of users, including federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) regulators, industry personnel, academia, and any other professional that deals with food safety. Each user’s experience may vary slightly depending on their role and access level.

That depends on the provider. Some courses support saving your progress, while others must be completed in one sitting. Check the course description for details.
Courses may be hosted online or in person, depending on the provider. The RLTS links you to the provider’s platform for registration and participation.
Some providers may charge for their courses, while others may be free. Costs are determined by the provider and will be clearly noted in the course listing.
Some courses may offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or certificates of completion. This information will be included in the course details provided by the training provider.
Yes, the RLTS is designed to follow the individual, so your record of completed training can travel with you throughout your career in the food safety field.

To submit a resource, you’ll need to complete the submission form through the RLTS provider portal. Resources will be reviewed for alignment with quality standards and competencies.
You can check the review status of submitted resources through the submission portal. Pending approval and approved list** The individual submitters will get emails about the status of their submission.
Yes, industry can both submit and access training.