Got a little question! I´m going to apply for a job on board of a cruise ship and therefore i'm writing my resume in English, but i got a little stuck on it. If you read this part of my resume, do you know what i mean by it??
--- Employment History September 2011- Today Apprentice Specialised Restaurant Cook, Restaurant “Het Spijshuys” Responsible for the cold side of the kitchen (Preparing cold dishes, making the mise and place) teaching a trainee, supporting the hot side of the kitchen
September 2010- August 2011 Apprentice Specialised Restaurant Cook, Restaurant “Prins Heerlijck” Responsible for the cold side of the kitchen (Preparing cold dishes, making the mise and place) teaching a trainee, supporting where needed
September 2009- August 2010 Apprentice Self-containd Cook, Restaurant “Herberg van Es” Responsible for the cold side of the kitchen (Preparing cold dishes, making the mise and place) teaching a trainee, supporting where needed
September 2008 – August 2009 Apprentice Self-containd Cook, “Cuisinerie Mensinge” Making the mise and place, Supporting where needed
September 2007- August 2008 Apprentice Basic Cook, Hotel restaurant “Langewold” Supporting where needed September 2006 – July 2007 Four times a ten day traineeship in various company’s to conclude my education at the AOC Terra VMBO (Pre-secondary vocational education)
2005 – 2007 Newspaper delivery boy with a local paper -------
Thanks in advance for those who respond!
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Hello Before anything else, I think you need to reconsider the use of the words: Apprentice Specialized Self-contained. If you were not the head chef in any of the establishments you worked in, then you were either a sous-chef or a line chef. I would not use the term "basic cook".
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Hello Before anything else, I think you need to reconsider the use of the words: Apprentice Specialized Self-contained. If you were not the head chef in any of the establishments you worked in, then you were either a sous-chef or a line chef. I would not use the term "basic cook". Self-contained cook does not mean anything to me. Perhaps you could elaborate. You seem to