
28th August 2013
The White House restaurant in Wales seeks for three apprentices
The White House restaurant in Rhuallt, North Wales, is searching for three apprentices to train as chefs as part of a 12-month hospitality and catering apprenticeship programme.
The apprentices, who will work in the White House’s state-of-the-art kitchen, will receive on-the-job training and mentoring as well as college-based work.
Operations director at the White House, Ceri Whiteley, said: “We are looking for young people who have a real passion for food and want to build a career in the hospitality industry.
“We already have a great team of talented chefs, so this is a great opportunity for someone to learn from the experts in a challenging and rewarding environment.”
To apply for an Apprenticeship at the White House, Rhuallt, send your CV to Ceri Whiteley at [email protected].
The White House since opening its doors earlier this month has been well received by customers.