Company Information
At Nando’s, it’s the people that make the chicken! Even
Number of Vacancies
10 – 12
N
though we’re constantly growing, we still maintain our family
atmosphere. Everyone who shares our Peri-Peri passion will
reach their potential here.
Degrees Required
Nando’
You will have a 2:2 degree
or above in any discipline for
our graduate opportunities
Placements Available
s
Graduate placements,
one year industrial
placements
Locations
Nationwide
Salary
Starting salary £22,000
Who we are looking for Application Details
Online Applications
We are looking for graduates Please send your CV and a
www.nandos.co.uk
with the drive and ambition covering letter to
to make the most of all graduates@nandos.co.uk
the opportunities we offer.
You will have a 2:2 degree
Benefits
or above in any discipline
It pays to be at Nando’s!
for our management
Benefits include: Individual
opportunities in our
learning contracts designed
restaurants and a relevant
for you by our award wining
qualification for roles in our
Learning and Development
central support functions.
Team. Referral bonus, staff
meals every shift, 20%
Careers Offered
staff discount card, annual
Exciting opportunities for conference and an extra
Contact Details
graduate managers in our four-week holiday after
Caroline Tompkins, 93-99
restaurants and roles in our five years.
Upper Richmond Road,
Putney, London SW15 2TG.
central support functions.
Tel: 020 8394 6798
The graduate programme
Email: carolinet@nandos.co.uk
will give you exposure to
the operational side of our
Website
business as well some
www.nandos.co.uk
exposure to our
support departments.
Closing Date
July 2010
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