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Kitchen Supervisor Apprentice

Birmingham City University Students' Union (BCUSU) - Site · Gopsal St · posted 27 July 2026

Wage
£16,000 a year
Hours
35 hours a week
Duration
1 Year 3 Months
Level
Advanced (Level 3)
Standard
Hospitality supervisor (level 3)
Starts
31 August 2026
Closing date
25 August 2026
Positions
1

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Your duties will include:

  • Supervise daily kitchen operations to ensure consistent delivery of safe, high-quality food in line with agreed standards, menu specifications and BCUSU values
  • Supervise and when required, take sole responsibility for kitchen operations in the absence of a manager
  • Ensure all food is prepared, cooked, and presented to specification, maintaining consistent quality and portion control
  • Monitor workflow, preparation, and service to ensure timely delivery during busy periods
  • Carry out daily opening, closing and operational checks in accordance with HACCP and food safety requirements
  • Uphold allergen management procedures, ensuring clear labelling and safe storage
  • Maintain high standards of cleanliness, ensuring schedules are followed and audits are passed
  • Act promptly to resolve issues, escalating to a manager where necessary

What your apprenticeship includes:

  • A mixture of face to face and skype/phone catch ups every 4 - 6 weeks to discuss feedback and progress
  • A mixture of on and off the job training, including workshops and webinars
  • Reviews every 12 weeks with your Line Manager and apprenticeship Trainer
  • The chance to get Functional Skills in English and maths (if you don't already have GCSE)

Your training

Hospitality Supervisor Apprenticeship - Food and Beverage Level 3, including Functional Skills in Maths and English.

Where it leads

Ongoing training and development.

About Birmingham City University Students' Union (BCUSU) - Site

The Eagle & Ball was built in the 1840's and opened to the public as a backstreet public house, sometime in the 1850's. Originally one of the first Ansells pubs in Birmingham, The Eagle & Ball promised the local residents of Birmingham, good ale, good times and an array of musical entertainment.

Skills they're looking for

Team WorkingOrganisation Skills

Entry requirements

  • null None required (grade None required) — desired

Where you'll work

  • Gopsal St, B4 7RJ

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