Chef pay in Nottingham January 2025
How much do chefs in Nottingham get paid?
Chefs in Nottingham earn
£9.18-11.96 per hour
Based on 55 employee reviews
What do top employers pay chefs?
Who are the top chef employers?
Who are the worst chef employers?
Recent chef Jobs in Nottingham
- Chef Nottingham at Blue Arrow posted 7 days ago
- Relief chefs all levels - Nottingham & Nottinghamshire x10 at Blue Arrow posted 3 days ago
- Chef at Greene King posted 4 days ago
- Part Time Chef at Mitchells & Butlers posted 9 days ago
- Bank Chef at Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust posted 12 days ago
- Junior Development Chef at Compleat Food posted 12 days ago
How are people paid?
Based on 55 employees
What contracts are people on?
Based on 45 employees
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What do chefs do?
Chefs have the job of preparing, cooking and plating up food for customers.
Chefs work in kitchens that can be found in:
- Restaurants
- Pubs
- Bars
- Hotels
- Hospitals
- Schools/ colleges
- Ships
- The military
- Private catering events
There are a few types of chef jobs. These are:
- Apprentice/ trainee chef. This can also be called a commis chef.
- Section chef. This can also be called a chef de partie.
- Sous chef. This is the second-in-command chef.
- Head chef. This can also be called an executive chef or a chef du cuisine.
Each of these types of chef jobs have different tasks. You can read up on what different chef jobs are here.
In general, a chef job may involve:
- Planning menus
- Ordering and quality controlling ingredients and kitchen equipment
- Managing budgets
- Prepping meat and fish for cooking
- Cleaning and prepping other ingredients for cooking
- Cooking food under time pressure
- Plating up and presenting food
- Maintaining hygiene, health and safety and licensing laws
- Working as part of a kitchen team
Chef work is physical. You may spend a lot of time on your feet.
You may have to work early mornings, late nights, weekends and bank holidays.
If you want to apply for a chef job, you might need the following:
- Kitchen experience and training
- The right to work in the UK
Qualifications aren’t essential, but can help. These can include a degree, a college diploma or an apprenticeship.
You can be promoted to a junior chef job from a kitchen assistant job.