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© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Science in the Workplace Fruit jelly Lesson 1

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Learning outcomes Describe some of the careers available in food technology List the skills required for some food technology careers Understand that science is involved in developing and producing food products Plan to make different fruit jellies and test whether they have set

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 New food products How is a new food developed? What jobs are involved in making new foods? What skills would be required to do these roles?

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 A new fruit jelly Parents like their children to eat fruit. Children like to eat jelly. Your company wants to develop a fruit jelly to appeal to parents and children. Which fruits are suitable for putting into the jelly?

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Jelly teams You will work in a team to research different jellies. Each team member will have a role: – Lab technician – Food scientist – Product development manager The role cards explain the tasks for each team member.

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Team skills List all the skills your team used as you carried out your research. Here are some examples. labelling working accurately attention to detail working well as a team following instructions communicating within the team

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Science in the Workplace Fruit jelly Lesson 2

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Learning outcomes Describe some of the careers available in food technology List the skills required for some food technology careers Understand that science is involved in developing and producing food products Plan to make different fruit jellies and test whether they have set

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Team meeting In your teams from last time, prepare a short presentation (30–60 sec) of what you set up and what you are expecting to find out.

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Jelly results Look at your trays of jelly carefully. Record which ones have set properly and any which have not. Write a brief report of what you did, what you have found out and your recommendations of which fruit should be put into the jelly.

© Nuffield Foundation 2013 Skills audit Think about your individual and your team’s strengths and weaknesses. Record these on the skills audit. You may have used more than one skill set in performing the same task – you can put the task down in both skills if necessary, e.g. team work and verbal communication. Think about what you did best.