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Mary-Anne Nickol 

Born on: 24th August 1958

Education

1997 – 1998

Queens Square Office Training, Bath

1994 – 1995

City of Bath College

1979- 1980

Tante Marie Cookery School, Woking Surrey

1976- 1978

History of Art, East Anglia University

1969 –1976

Godolphin School, Salisbury

Qualifications

1998

Stage 1 RSA Text and Word Processing Distinction)
Stage 2 RSA Text and Word Processing

1995

Teachers’ Certificate Stage 2: (City and Guilds 7307 Further Adult Education)

1994

Teachers’ Certificate Stage 1: (City and Guilds 7307 Further and Adult Education)

1992

Food Hygiene Certificate

1980

Cordon Bleu Certificate

1976

3 ‘A’ levels: History, English and History of Art

1974

1974   9 ‘0’ levels

 

Mar 2005 to date - Housekeeper / Cordon Bleu cook to a local green management consultancy business.
Duties - Managing the in-house office lunches for up to 30 staff and maintaining the housekeeping requirements for the business premises.

Jan 2003 - Feb 2005, Nanny, housekeeper and cook to a dentist’s family.

This was a busy and demanding job that involved care of 4 children aged 6 to 9 including twins. Duties included the school run, managing a large Georgian town house (tidying, washing, shopping, care of pets), cooking and serving the evening meal, and making many chocolate cakes! 

Apr to Aug - 2002, Nanny & House Keeper to local Bristol television presenter. This temporary position involved sole care of a 12 year old including the afternoon school run, driving him to after school additional tuition, cooking, shopping, housekeeping and gardening. 

2000 - 2001    Nanny, Housekeeper and Cook to a doctor’s family (working single mother)

This job entailed looking after a lively household, including children aged 8, 12 and 15 years. It required plenty of independent initiative, and included duties such as school runs, supervision of homework, housekeeping and cooking.   

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1998 - 1999 Head Chef at the ‘Scribbling Horse Restaurant’, Bradford-on-Avon

This busy job involved sole charge of the kitchen, with responsibility for menu planning, creating new seasonal recipes, ordering stock and serving an extensive menu to order, including home made soup, 3 ( specials, salads and home made puddings. With up to 70 lunches per day, it demanded a high degree of organisational skill, and an ability to supervise others and work flexibly. 

1998 - Clerical and Fundraising Work with Macmillan Cancer Relief, Bath.

This voluntary position gave me the opportunity to learn new administrative, organizational and computing skills whilst working with a dedicated enthusiastic team, and supporting the work of an important charitable organization. I took responsibility for a number of tasks including updating a database. 

1983 – 1997 Second chef at the Theatre Royal Restaurant (The Vaults) Bath.

My main responsibilities included planning menus, liasing with suppliers and ordering and checking stock, preparing and serving starters, cooking main courses, vegetables and salads and making a selection of home made puddings. 

1983-1984    Pastry Chef at ‘Tarts Restaurant’, Bath

My responsibilities included planning menus, creating new recipes cooking main courses to order. 

1982-1983    Assistant Chef at ‘Woods Restaurant’, Bath
This job involved making and serving starters, salads, cooking vegetables and making puddings.
 

1981-1982    Assistant Chef at ‘Popjoys Restaurant’, Bath
This job involved making puddings, starter, preparing fresh fish and cooking vegetables.

These jobs have given me the ability to work under pressure, take on responsibility for my own work and supervision of others. I have also developed good organisational skills, whilst maintaining a keen and professional attitude towards my work. An ability to communicate with fellow members of staff, a friendly personality and a good sense humour have proven to be essential attributes! 

Hobbies and Interests 

In my spare time I enjoy sharing good food and wine with family and friends and walking my dog. I have written a book on an aspect of cooking which I hope will be published in the future. I also enjoy a variety of reading, such as contemporary fiction (Elizabeth Jane Howard and Margaret Drabble), classics (Thomas Hardy, Shakespeare, Dickens and Jane Austen) cookery books (Elizabeth David, Nigel Slater, Roux Brothers and Jane Grigson) and some non-fiction including Metaphysics, Art History, and Psychology.

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