“I loved cooking when I was young, with both mum and dad. I had a real passion for cooking Mexican food, then Italian, and I knew way back that it was what I wanted


to do as a job. I did GCSE catering and GCSE food technology at school and always had part-time jobs in local restaurants in the small town where I grew up” Jacob Slaughter, commis chef, Claridge’s


see future job opportunities, average salaries and working hours.


to meet the Queen, they know they are getting the good and bad about the job straight from the horse’s mouth. The content team keep up to date with changes to qualifications, the labour market and apprenticeships so that they can be sure that readers get the best and most up-to-date information available. We support this with access to accurate labour market information through our online Careerometer tool, which allows you to compare up to three occupations to


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