Architect assistant jobs in United Kingdom

As Head Bartender for Parker’s Tavern, you will support the Assistant Bar Manager by leading by example, and helping to manage the smooth operational running of service to ensure the team delivers an exceptional and memorable experience to our guests from morning to night. You will play a key role in training, mentoring, and coaching the team. THE DUTIES Being the star of the show behind the bar, setting the standard for exceptional service and mixology mastery. Crafting Cocktails creating unique, Instagram-worthy concoctions and classic favourites that make us the talk of the town. Inspiring, training, and mentoring our talented team of bartenders and Bar backs, elevating their skills and spirits. Working hand-in-hand with our culinary team to create a seamless food and beverage experience. Ensuring every guest feels like a VIP, leaving with memories they'll cherish forever. Supporting the Assistant Bar Manager with recruiting and onboarding new team members. In the absence of the Assistant Bar Manager, conduct 4, 8, and 11-week probation review meetings for all new hires. We believe in flexibility and multi-skilling, and you may be asked to do different tasks from time to time to enable us to meet the needs of our guests. Have an eye for detail and very high standards when it comes to our service, hygiene, safety, and cleanliness standards. University Arms, Cambridge, re-created in 2018 by architect John Simpson and interior designer Martin Brudnizki, offers 192 rooms and suites, with views over Parker’s Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel’s inner courtyard. The style reflects classic Edwardian interiors with bespoke, leather-padded writing desks, low ottomans and rooms full of natural light. The result is ambitious, beautiful, and full of life. Occupying ground floor of University Arms, Cambridge, Parker’s Tavern is a quintessentially English brasserie. Chef Director Tristan Welch has designed every dish to be a whimsical re-imagining of a British classic, sourced from field, fen and seas. This is where guests will find plates piled high with Norfolk fruits de mer, or in winter, suckling pig with wild mushrooms, and Tristan’s signature pie of the day. Guests can taste England on every plate.

Pre-Build Manager Role and Responsibilities Enquiries Email · Monitoring of inbox throughout the day · Categorise and prioritise emails · Respond to all emails received before 1pm on the same day Leads · Track all leads received via phone, email or web enquiry · Book in all leads · Send enquiry pack to all leads booked in · Enter all information on Monday system Telephone calls · Answer calls and re-direct to relevant person if required Pre-Build Clients · Welcome Call within 24 hours · Welcome Pack to be sent to client within 3 working days of paying deposit · Send client details to architects where applicable · Liaise with architects where necessary regarding plans · Liaise with structural engineer if necessary to obtain structural calculations · Assist Party Wall surveyors if required · Submit building control applications and send plans and structural package to building control · Arrange pre-start meeting with client and site foreman · Creation of pre-start folder to include all documents for meeting Monday · Update daily to track all leads, contact details and progress of projects Quotations · Provide support with quotations as and when required Other · Other ad hoc jobs as required by managing director or other members of staff

General Assistant Wanted (Management Training Available) We are looking for someone that would like a long-term opportunity to work for a privately owned Camelot Castle Estate. Initially as a general assistant but with the potential of becoming part of qualified management. Working on the household and estate staff. We live in the English Countryside at a beautiful historic home that has a great history. It is very tranquil and one of the most beautiful parts of England. Our home is run as a traditional formal household. We have quite a large and very friendly estate staff many of whom have been with us for over ten years. Certainly, the willingness to learn would be a great quality in an applicant, as would the enjoyment of reading. Great communication skills are certainly appreciated too. An applicant should be confident in social situations, presentable and would need to be honest, trustworthy, discreet. They should have knowledge of formal good manners and be well spoken with a good command of spoken and written English. Ability to speak other languages is an advantage. The main duties would be looking after the family, their private guests and general visitors to the Estate. A willingness to be helpful at all time would naturally be important as well as a wish to learn about new things. We run a large friendly household and so an applicant would need to be able to fit in with a well-trained team. If you feel that you would be the right person for this great opportunity please send a three-minute video recorded on your phone of you explaining to us why it is that you feel that you qualify and would fit well into our home. In you application please answer this question: What is it that you feel the most important function of working in the Family home? Days off will vary depending week to week, but we live in a very beautiful part of the English countryside so someone that appreciates natural beauty will find that they are at home very quickly. Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you. Number of positions: 2 £26200 Live-in single room accommodation available for a right candidate Uniform provided, 28 days paid holiday, training and tips. Spoken and written English at B1 Level. Good communication skills. Ability to understand and follow orders. Language required: English. Russian is a plus THE HISTORY OF CAMELOT CASTLE In 1894, A Company was formed by Sir Robert Harvey an Entrepreneur, who made his fortune in South American mining, to build Camelot Castle. Designed by Silvanus Trevail, a leading Victorian architect of the day, the castle was completed and opened at Easter 1899, taking five years to complete. From the day of its opening, Camelot Castle was one of the most sought after destinations and places to stay in the Victorian and Edwardian world, with stars and luminaries of the age spending weeks at a time often bringing their staff and friends for the summer and in the winter for Christmas. Films such as ‘Knights of the Round Table’ starring Ava Gardner, ‘Dracula’, starring Sir Laurence Olivier and many others have been filmed here. Camelot Castle has inspired artists and lovers of beauty for decades. One Hundred years after its construction in February 1999 while visiting Tintagel Island as part of his research into the true source of creativity, John Mappin, of the Mappin and Webb, Diamond, Jewelry and Silver dynasty and Crown Jewelers, acquired Camelot Castle and the adjoining lands and estates as a private residence for his family. Camelot Castle was at that time in 1999 acquired with the specific purpose of being a family home. It was several months later, having observed firsthand how much others enjoyed the location and how their friend, Artist Ted Stourton’s creativity had blossomed, as a result of discoveries made by the family in relation to a person’s creativity, that John and Irina Mappin decided that rather than run Camelot Castle as a private home, they would share it with others, so others too could enjoy their home and experience the beauty and atmosphere of this unique treasure. It was clear that the inspirational potentials of Camelot Castle for others was totally unique. To help with this growth they loaned some of their personal family household staff to help in the additional administration and care of additional guests. Today, nearly fifteen years later, while it is still the family home, hundreds of people have had the opportunity to stay at Camelot Castle and several more rooms have been made available for guests. Recently, due to the popularity of Ted Stourton’s art and how the market is staring to view it the family has embarked on a full historic restoration of Camelot Castle and the surrounding Estates. This saw the opening of the Golden Age Bar and The Explorers Tea Room which welcomed to Camelot Castle even more guests. The full restoration of the Camelot Castle Private Family Drawing Room - The Infinity Salon or Blue Room, as it has come to be called, is a spectacular and award winning example of Victorian and Edwardian historic restoration and has set the standard to which every part and room of Camelot Castle and its estate will be restored by the family. Over the coming months and years guests will see a total and detailed restoration of every part of this Castle - this is made possible, in part, by Collectors of Ted Stourton’s art who themselves through their patronage become part of this great purpose. Camelot Castle is still today managed by the family’s private household staff and they do a wonderful job looking after our guests. Most of our staff have been with us for many years. Indeed they cannot be praised enough for maintaining the standards and atmosphere of a private home with extraordinary attention to detail, while at the same time welcoming guests from all over the world. One of the great purposes of creativity is to share beauty with the world and it is our hope that you have as much pleasure visiting our home as we have had in sharing it and that you find here inspiration in relation to beauty and creativity, that is truly here for all to experience.