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Our current vacancies:

Catering Assistant

What you'll be doing

Bradgate Park is seeking dedicated Catering Assistants to join our vibrant team, responsible for delivering fantastic customer service in our Deer Barn Café and helping us to deliver the highest quality of hospitality.

We are looking for permanent staff to join our café rota; you should have previous café (or similar) experience and be willing to work at least 3 shifts per week including some weekends. The number of hours per week is flexible and can be discussed with successful candidates.

Closing date: Sunday 17th of September 2023 at midnight.

The Deer Barn Café is a community hub where people can meet, relax, and refresh. As a busy Country Park, the Trust is looking for Catering Assistants with excellent interpersonal skills who thrive on being part of a team.

How to apply

Please download the Job Description and Application Form from this page and submit it via email to [email protected]. Your application should outline clearly and will be assessed against how you meet the items in the Person Specification. CVs submitted on their own without a completed application form will not be assessed.

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