DJ  Mahida
 
Hi, I have been working as a kitchen hand in the city and I would like to work in a restaurant were I can build up my career as a Chef.
 
I have my own chef uniform and can start as soon as possible! Following is some more information you might like to know about me:
 
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
  1. •Crossways Hotel, Swanston Street        2007                                                
            Kitchen Hand-Training
 
  1. •Coffee and Soul, Camberwell            2007
            Assistant Chef-Training
 
  1. •Neutrients, Bourke Street                2007                  
            Assistant Chef
 
  1. •Pleasure Boat Cruises, Docklands        2007        
            Bar Attendent & Waiter (summer)
 
Training Certificates
I have finished Hospitality Kitchen Operations and I have completed the following short courses at Hospitality Training Australia:
  1. •Food Safety Handler Level 1 (Follow workplace hygiene procedures)
  2. •Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA)
  3. •Espresso coffee (Coffee Basics)
  4. •Food & Beverage Service (Waiter Training)
  5. • Precision cutting, food presentation and basic methods of cookery
 
Uniform:
Issued with chefs outfit
 
Employment Availability:
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) regulations from April 2008 states that all eligible student subclass 570–576 visas will include permission to work as part of the initial student visa grant. If the student is granted permission to work in his/her initial student visas the student will be allowed to work up to 20 hours per week once his/her course has commenced. No work limits apply to the student during recognised periods of vacation offered by the education provider.  
 
DJ is available to work Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
 
 
Position Seeking: Kitchen Hand
Location: Currently lives in Footscray