Chef

Guardian Childcare & Education · Eatons Hill QLD 4037 · Full time
Posted 8d ago

Chef

Guardian Childcare & Education
Cultural DiversityDiversityIndigenous Australians
~$60k - $80k(Estimated)
Guardian Childcare & Education Logo
KEY POINTS WE FOUND
  • Create seasonal, nutritious menus for children.
  • Ensure best-practice food safety and hygiene standards.
  • Build strong relationships with children and families.

Come for the food, stay for the smiles

Love creating delicious, nutritious meals? Join Guardian Eatons Hill as a Chef and play an important role in helping children learn, grow and thrive. From planning seasonal menus to introducing children to new flavours and healthy eating habits, you’ll help make mealtimes a meaningful part of every child’s day.

You’ll create meals that support children’s wellbeing while helping build positive relationships around food, learning and community.

As a Chef with Guardian, you’ll:

  • Be part of the amazing journey supporting children to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their food discovery journey.
  • Use your skills and experience to support children to grow and thrive, and develop a love for food
  • Work in high-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Teams
  • Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, 15% government retention allowance and generous childcare discounts,
  • Benefit from access to multiple wellbeing programs, recognition and rewards, and employee referral opportunities 

The Opportunity

  • Develop seasonal, nutritious menus that cater to children’s dietary, medical, cultural and individual requirements.
  • Contribute to children’s health, wellbeing and safety by creating positive, inclusive mealtime experiences.
  • Build strong relationships with children, Educators, families and the wider Centre community.
  • Ensure best-practice food safety, hygiene and kitchen compliance standards are maintained at all times.

To be considered, you will have:

  • Food Safety Supervisor OR Food Handlers certificate
  • Certificate III in Commercial Cookery or working towards is desirable.
  • An awareness of your personal responsibilities under the current Child Protection Laws
  • Current Working with Children’s Check or state-specific equivalent.

Apply now
Be inspired, be inspiring, and introduce us to the Creator in you. Apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

 
Guardian Childcare & Education values diversity in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. Diverse cultures, backgrounds and experiences strengthen our teams and help us grow. We are committed to providing a workplace where every person is valued, respected, and supported to progress.
We are also deeply committed to Reconciliation and creating an environment where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People feel a strong sense of belonging and connection.
The safety and wellbeing of children will always be our top priority, Guardian Childcare & Education has a zero tolerance for any form of child abuse or harm.

Stay Safe While Job Hunting

We vet all employer accounts and do our best to keep job ads safe, but scams can still occur. Be cautious when sharing personal information — never provide financial details or make payments during the application process. For extra security, use the Apply button on our site when proceeding.

Skills

0 of 10 matched
Child protection laws awarenessCulinary skillsCultural sensitivityExcellent communication skillsFood safetyHygieneMenu planningNutrition knowledgeRelationship buildingTeamwork

Licenses & certifications

0 of 4 matched
Certificate iii in commercial cookeryFood handlers certificateFood safety supervisorWorking with childrens check

Perks & benefits

0 of 3 matched
15% government retention allowanceAccess to wellbeing programsGenerous childcare discounts

Guardian Childcare & Education

Guardian Childcare & Education Logo

Guardian Childcare & Education supports the following values and diversity groups:

Chef | Guardian Childcare & Education | Australian Ageing Agenda