starting my NVQ and hoping to find an apprenticeship next year Bournemouth

[danielpb]

Dear All - after a career of 18 years as a successful chef I am embarking on college to retrain. I am hoping to find someone willing to take me on next year for an apprenticeship. I am 35 years old, hard working and extremely keen to learn. I am not work shy! I am reliable and punctual. In my career to date I have been very successful and always aimed high and take pride in the final product as well as work clean and always hit financial targets. I will take this same ethos into the next chapter of my work. I am based in Bournemouth and would be grateful to meet any potential employers for an informal chat. I start my NVQ level one in a few weeks. I am paying top dollar to do this course, many people have said that it is not worth while but I am optimistic and hope to drive forward and succeeded. If you feel that you would like to invest in a mature student or offer me the chance to get some experience for my evidence file please do reply.

Many Thanks

Daniel

 

[Dotty]

Think I'd prefer to be a successful chef!

Good luck anyways.

 

[Masood]

Think I'd prefer to be a successful chef!

Good luck anyways.

Likewise! If I were 16 again, I'd be heading off to catering college.

Daniel, best of luck with you new career, hope it's everything you dream of...

 

[martyc]

The market is saturated with plumbers, sparkies, decorators and other tradesmen, the only way to make it is to create a good reputation and sound customer base. Remember there's no substitute for experience.