Employer Description

Nevill Bull is a food a dining led public house in Birling village. A small friendly team of staff provide excellent quality and service to customers.

Description of Vacancy

A vacancy for a general Kitchen Hand, supporting the chef and other kitchen staff. There will be opportunities to learn basic food preparation skills.

Responsibilities

Main tasks will include:

General kitchen duties
Washing up, cleaning and maintaining kitchen tidiness
Food Preparation
Prepare vegetables
Preparation of sandwiches, starters and desserts

Wage

£105 per week

Hours

30 hours per week, various shifts to include evenings and weekends

Candidate Requirements
Skills Required

No previous experience required but an interest in cooking and food would be an advantage.

Personal Qualities

Enthusiastic
Willingness to learn
Resilient
Punctual
Good sense of humour
Honest and reliable
Clean and presentable appearance

Future Prospects

Potential to develop to a chef/food production role for the right candidate.

Training Provided

On the job training with the employer whilst working towards the Apprenticeship Framework – consisting of the NVQ Level 2 in Kitchen Services, Technical Certificate and Functional Skills if appropriate. Regular work based assessments/observations carried out by Kent Training & Apprenticeships Tutor Assessor, to determine competency and meet with Awarding Body standards.

Additional Detail

From the 1st October 2012 a National Minimum Wage (NMW) for apprentices was introduced for young people aged 16-18 and those aged over 19 in the first year of their Apprenticeship. The rate is £2.68 per hour. The NMW applies to time working plus time spent training as this is also part of the Apprenticeship. Anyone not covered by the age category above will be entitled to the NMW appropriate to their age.

Important Information

The employer has asked that you do not contact them direct. Doing so could jeopardise your application. You will be responsible for your travel expenses to and from your place of work. Therefore, you must have the means to get to your place of work on a daily basis whilst waiting for your first wages to be paid.

Training on the Apprenticeships Programme for 16 to 18 year olds is a priority and fully-funded by Government. Training for Apprenticeships for those over this age is part funded, with employers expected to make a part or full contribution.

KT&A: Kent Training & Apprenticeships are part of Kent County Council and are a leading training organisation with nearly 30 years successful experience. KT&A specialise in high quality work-based training, delivered by qualified staff with personal experience of working in the skill area they teach. Candidates can access Apprenticeships and nationally recognised qualifications in a variety of skills, such as Business Administration, Customer Service, Retail, Warehousing, Childcare, Hospitality and Catering.
Contact Details

For further information please: Call free 0800 7314297 we will arrange for one of our professional advisors to contact you and discuss your needs.