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These include, but are not limited to, adventure-based and environmental activities, sports, dance, group initiatives, arts/crafts, music, outdoor activities, art media, psychodrama, horticulture, ropes and challenge course.
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This includes food production for all food outlets, inventory control, hands-on station work and shared supervisory responsibilities that will help lead the culinary team together with our Executive Chef. A successful candidate will need a varied culinary background and should have excelled experience of both new and classic techniques.
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Utilize your background in management, culinary arts and customer service to inspire our team to continue a quality dining experience. Culinary Arts is a calling, a passion.
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Our offerings are designed for Sausage Makers, Backyard Barbecue’s, Culinary aficionados and more. Our offerings are designed for Sausage Makers, Backyard Barbecue’s, Culinary aficionados and more.
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With an extensive parks and walking path network, engaging museums, professional sports teams, diverse cuisine, and a lively arts and entertainment scene, there is something for everyone in this gem of the Midwest.
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High school diploma or equivalent; culinary school attendance is a plus. Proven cooking experience, including experience as a restaurant cook or prep cook. Line Cooks at Burger King are responsible for meal preparation, including cooking and plating food orders, according to the restaurant’s standards.
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High school diploma or equivalent; diploma from a culinary school will be an advantage. Manual dexterity able to operate cutting tools and kitchen utensils. Proven experience as a cook in a fast-paced environment; fast casual or restaurant experience is a plus.
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Show off your culinary skills and wow with the sauté pan! We’re hiring immediately for restaurant Team Members to join us in the back of house as a cook. Noodles & Company is more than fast food - we’re a fast casual restaurant with real ingredients (say goodbye to greasy food and hello to fresh ingredients.
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Do you like to lead a group of active seniors in arts and crafts activities or perhaps organize outside activities? Should have an aptitude for, and some training in, arts and craftsMust have valid driver’s license, clean driving record and provide proof of liability insurance.
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