Centre manager
The face of the centre: guests, the schedule, masters and an order that makes people want to come back.
You run the kitchen on the head chef's days off: the same dishes, the same standard.
The kitchen works every day; people don't. A relief chef knows the standard as well as the head chef, and guests can't tell the difference.
Nearby
The face of the centre: guests, the schedule, masters and an order that makes people want to come back.
You pull the season together: people, shifts, purchasing, the links between the kitchen, the centre and the map.
You shoot classes, masters and food so people want to come. The shots go to the map, the sites and social media.
A guest's first impression and a clean space — what a beautiful moment is made of.
Hiring
Who you are, what you can do, what you want. Links to your work say more than any CV.
We answer every application — and name the role's terms right away: format, hours, pay range. If we're not a match right now, we say so plainly.
Getting to know each other: you, the work, how things run. Questions both ways.
A small real task or a day at a centre — so both sides see what it will be like.
A guide from the team and documents that spell out how everything works here.