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a restaurateur Paul HeatJicote
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What qualifications do you need? VVhen I started it was City and Guiids qiiaiificatiohs, aithough today there are NVQs Leveis 1-3 which you can obtain to give you a good start' in the industry. That kind of a coilege background heips but I do not think anything beats working in a top^^uaiity estabiishment. if you can get an apprenticeship in a four-dr five-star hotei, that is the best- qualification you could ask for.
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Any other requirements for example health and fitness or age?.
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Working in the kitchen is a young man's game, it is a fast-paced environment which is One very demanding one so not
really suitable for someone who is much - olden ,
There are plenty of less-demanding roles in front-of-house positions; for example:
■ How long dora It take to qualify for the role?, - .
It took roe three years to quality to get
started in the industry and a lot of that is learning on the job.
If you can find yourself a good hotel, a nice, four-
or.fiye-star hotel, for example, you have a grounding in the industry which can take you anywhere.
What sort of starting salary and package can you expect?
The industry has a reputation as being a' bad payer, but I think that has changed enormously down the years. For an'appreiiticeship nowadays, • people could expect to start on anything between £14,000 to £16,000 with tips and gratuity
ori.tdp of that. •
what sort of personal skills make
sonieoneb&t suited to a career? . It is.a. careenfpr'pepple who are a bit creativevinbt teally onefor ttibse who are acadernjcall^inded; Qualifications'are irripprtant,'especially havingthe basic skills, for example, if I see sorneone has strbrig qualifications ‘ '
in maths, I know they will be a good pastry chef.
But, having a bit of flair and creativity is crucial.
What sort of career prospects and structure is there?
The restaurant industry is one where you can progress very quickly up the ladder ^
and often people will look to promote from within. Depending on the size of business
you are working for, you could expect a £30,000a-year wage in a small
restaurant, up for £50,000 in a bigger one.
In 50 words sell your profession? The restaurant business is a Job for life
and one which can take you as far as you, want it to. It is also one which can take you all over the world, I have former apprentices of mine who have worked everywhere. It can be whatever you\rant it to be.
County Council vacancies
Caterirtg Supervisor £ e.^ anl^ . ■ - , V V .'Ref: CAT/DC/12/275
M hours a Wiek.temrtimeoniy, at Clitheioe Royal Grammar 6th Fomirtoric Street. Clitheroe. BB72Dj; ' _
DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED For a large, InejKlIy,' private ^mDy home in Whaltey.
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required to assist Service Users
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Tel: 084S 053j)608 or 01772 538999.2W ' Closing date; 26 August 2012. ■ Lancashire schools vacancies
Learning Mentor Levels £19.126 to £22.221 a year.
Ref; 143159
Burnley St Peter’s Church Of England Primary School. Chucch street Bumley BB112DL
37 hours a week, term-time only. required4 Seplember2012 to 31 August 2013. SI Peter’s Chunii of England School is wishing
t^ p ^ t an kepitalional learning menlor who will work with individual pupBs to remove barriers to learning, ensuring the p r^ re a and achievement of aO pupDs. St Peter’s Is a nurturing
schoolln the wntre of Bumley with a strong team ethos.
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^slrabta: Academic qualification at A Level or equhralenl Work with chikJran and their families from different ethnic and socal backgrounds. Work with mulll agencies. ■
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required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disctoure'. This Is a casual caHiser’a post However, wo may
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CLITHEROE teenager Emma Fox has
’Sswiim her vvay into the British Gas Na tional Age Groups swim-off at Ponds Forge International Arena, Sheffield which starts on Saturday. ' 'Hiis is a top accolade for any up and
coining young swimmer and Emma has sui^assed her own expectations by qualifying for three individual events. Emma
learnt.to swim.at Stonyhurst Pool, arid joined Clitheroe Dolphins I just before turning six.
I Eager; to progress and compete, by I the age of 10,- Emma had made her way I to Preston Swimming Club.
I Under the guidance of head coach Steve . Heaps, the last two years have
; seen Emma go from strength to '.strength.. ■
'-In May 2011 she , narrowly missed qualifying for the nationals in her indi-
yiduai event of 100m freestyle by 04 of a second. • She did, however, make the nation
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lastyear.in the 4xl00m freestyle girls Under 14 relay team, along with another
Ciitheroe swimmer Millie Wood and two other Preston team mates. , Having tasted swimming at that level
she was determined to get to the nation als in an individual event this year,
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CUTHEROE’S Will Murray came home jwith four, gold medals from the English
Schools’ Swimming Championships in Liv- erpool!
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Will, a pupil in Year 10 at Bowland High School, and brother of Samantha, who will irepreserit Team GB in modem pentathlon
at the Olympics, swept the board at the championships.
. , He swam in four events, set four English
[Schools’ records and won four gold medals! j He won the 100m freesfyle, 200m free-
pfyle, 4xl00m freestyle'relay and 4x l00m "IM relay. • ; Will’s success qualified him for the British
jChampionships in Sheffield, which started "on Monday. ■ ' '
^Last week we reported Will’s success at
the Inter Divisional Schools Gala, repfe- lentmg the North West region, where he :ame away with another four gold medals ind four new championship records in the
junior boys’ 200m junior boys’ freesfyle, IxlTOm freestyle relay, 100m freesfyle and IxlOOm medley relay.
lolphms swimmer also stormed to 100m freestyle victoiy to become regional chamT
/ f u - weeks, the Clitheroe
won in Manchester for a second successive "ear.
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^'^■year-old also claimed a bronze ledal in the 200m freestyle, and recorded tfoee national qualifying times in the 100m.
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: WesL Regional Age Groups in May at the North
ing times but was selective in the swims she chose to compete in; a tactical move to save energy which worked for Emma because the second weekend saw her earn another two qualifying times in the tUUm backstroke and lOOra freestyle -
at Manchester. Aquatics, over two weekends. . She had achieved 10 regional qualify-
fantastic achievement.. Emma will swim a further three
4xl00m freestyle relay, 4x200m free- snd 4xl00m medley relay,
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a young swimmer with a very briaht tiiture indeed.
To achieve three national qualifying
Club, Steve Heaps, said: “Emma if ,
Preston Swimming
_ 1 look forward very much in helping bmma reach her full potential.**
events at the Nationals with three of mates from Preston, in the
times for one so young is a true testa ment to all the hard work and dedica- **®J^Emma puts into her training. She truly has , come of age this season and I see no reason at all why
Emnia on imdonal stage S ■ •
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A POD of Clitheroe Dolphins descended on Salford to com- P^t® in the Aquabears gala
and finished overall • behind Bobcats in the visiting teams
competition, beating Salford into third place.
I In total, 90 new personal : best times were achieved and 10 gold, 21 silver and 18 bronze medals were won.
Medalists for the Saturday, morning were as follows - gold for Ben Stanley in the 400m IM. Harvey Griffin in the 50m breast and Alice Entwistle in the 50m back.
Silver for Hannah Procter in
the 400m free, Alasdair Moir m the 50m breast, Ben Stanley in the 50m breast and Darcy Williams in the 50m back. Bronze for Abbi Procter in
the 400m free, Harvey Griffin in the 200m free and Ben Stanley in the 200m free.
Medalists for the Saturday afternoon were- Gold for
Alice Entwistle in the 200m IM.
Silver for Hannah Procter in lo o n r \^ Tx>r TT.
the 50m fly, Hannah Procter in the 50m free, Ben Stanley
in the 100m free, Isabella Watt in the 100m back and Jack Stanley in the 200rii fly. Bronze for Darcy Williams
m the 200m IM, Adam Stansfield in the 200m back, Harvey Griffin in the 200m’ back, Charlie Coy in the 200m breast, Alasdair Moir in the 50m fly, Harvey Griffin in the
100m free and Joe Kenny in the 100m free.. Medalists for the Sunday
morning were- Gold ., for Harvey Griffin in the'100m breast, Ben Stanley in 100m
breast and Darcy Williams in 200m free. 'Silver for Hannah Procter
m the 400m IM, Ben Stanley m the 400m free and Megan Davidson in the 100m fly. Bronze for Abbi Procter in'
, back.
the 400iri IM, Joe Kenny in me 400m free, Alasdair Moir m ^the 100m breast, Harvey Gnffin in the 50m back and Tom Enhvistle in the 50m
! Medalists for the Sunday afternoon were- Gold for-Ben Stanley in 200m IM, Ah'ce Entwistle in the 50rii fly and Ben Stanley in 50m free.
200m IM, 200m breast and lOOm back, Darcy Williams , ^Om fly, Tom Entwistle in
Harvey Griffin in
lOOm back, Megan Davidson m 200m fly and Hannah Procter in 200m fly. Bronze for Izty Watt in ’
200m back, Megan Davidson in 50m fly and Harvey Griffin in 50m free.
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