Introduction

Building a strong and reliable halal certification system requires not only standards but also well-trained professionals. At HaMAC, we are committed to developing the next generation of halal auditors through practical training and real-world field experience.

On the Field Experience

Kifayah Omolayo Situ, a Shari’ah expert and halal trainee auditor, recently participated in a field supervision exercise as part of her professional development. This hands-on experience provided an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a real certification environment, working alongside experienced auditors.

Bridging Knowledge and Practice

Field training plays a vital role in preparing auditors for the responsibilities of halal certification. By engaging directly with production processes, trainees gain a deeper understanding of compliance requirements, inspection procedures, and the importance of maintaining halal integrity at every stage.

Developing Competent Halal Professionals

HaMAC’s training approach focuses on building competence, confidence, and professionalism. Through mentorship and supervised fieldwork, trainee auditors like Kifayah Omolayo Situ are equipped with the skills needed to uphold halal standards and contribute meaningfully to the industry.

Conclusion

Investing in training ensures the sustainability and credibility of halal certification. With dedicated professionals and structured learning, HaMAC continues to strengthen its team and promote excellence in halal auditing.