General Assistant

Select School Travel Limited; Burgess Hill; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading school travel operator in the UK is seeking General Assistants to provide restaurant service and maintain cleanliness in accommodations. Candidates should exhibit excellent customer service skills, a strong work ethic, and enthusiasm for working with school groups. An understanding of French is beneficial. This is an exciting opportunity to support school trips in a beautiful location.

Qualifications

• Excellent customer service skills required.
• Must be hardworking and a team player.
• Enthusiasm for working with school groups is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide excellent restaurant service.
• Clean and service bedrooms and communal areas.

Skills

Excellent customer service skills

Hardworking and team player approach

Enthusiasm to work with school groups

Understanding of French language

Job description

Normandy, France

The beautiful 18th century Château du Baffy, on the edge of the small village of Colombiers, offers guests the chance to stay in the beautiful Normandy countryside and enjoy the superb beaches nearby.

The château is a popular destination for UK school groups during the academic year (primarily March to October), keen to explore the region with a wide range of daily excursions. During the summer holidays (late July / August), the Château is enjoyed by adult and family guests.

The Château du Baffy is owned and operated by Select School Travel, which is fast-becoming one of the UK’s leading school travel operators with properties in France and Austria.

We are currently looking to add to the team of General Assistants, reporting to the General Manager, to provide an excellent level of restaurant service, as well as cleaning and servicing the bedrooms and communal areas within the property.

As such, we require candidates with:

• Excellent customer service skills
• Hardworking and team player approach
• An enthusiasm to work with school groups
• An understanding of French language would be beneficial