CulinariaFood and Beverage Rotational
Kalahari Resort Round Rock TXRound Rock, TX
$14.00
por hora
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horas/semana
5
posiciones
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duración
- Inicio
- Later 2026
- Ventana de inicio
- Sep 16, 2026 – Nov 12, 2026
- Nivel de inglés
- Excellent level of English
- Requisito de género
- Any
- Publicado
- 13 de setiembre de 2026
Descripción del puesto
Food & Beverage Intern: This Position offers on-the-job training, exciting guest interaction, mentoring relationships with regular coaching, and an opportunity to connect and build life-long relationships with hospitality leaders and peers. This Position is front-line work, mixed with learning various roles. All Kalahari properties have multiple concepts, from coffee and scratch-pastry shop, sit-down restaurants, a beverage operation, to a full-service convention center. As a Food & Beverage Intern you will gain the unforgettable experience of being part of our front-of-the-house team.
Plan de entrenamiento
1. Introduction 2. Front of House Operations 3. Convention Services 4. Waterpark Eateries 5. Coffee Shop Assistant
Requisitos
- Must be able to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos. - Ability to write short correspondence. - Must have a good understanding of basic math skills: add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all unites of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. - Ability to compute rate, ratio, and percent and to draw and interpret bar graphs. - Good verbal communication and interpersonal skills are a must. - Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to customers, clients, and other associates of the Resort. (Must be effective at listening to, understanding, and clarifying the issues raised by Associates, Supervisors, Department Heads, Senior Management, and guests.) - Ability to handle money and operate a point-of-sale system.
Alojamiento
Host company provided Housing will be a bi-weekly payroll deducted of $220- per person ($110/week)
Información adicional
Everything is bigger in Texas. From portion sizes, pickup trucks, and 10-gallon hats to the thousands of kilometers of rugged, gorgeous terrain. This state encompasses such a wide swath of human experience that exploring all of its nooks and crannies would take months – maybe years. History buffs can travel far and wide across the Lone Star State to learn about its rich cultural legacy. San Antonio is home to the Alamo, a centuries-old Spanish mission and the site of a long, bloody battle in the early 1800s. Frontier Texas!, a bold museum in Abilene, introduces visitors to the “Wild, Wild West” using life-sized holograms. Of course, Texas is also host to its share of arts and cultural sophistication, from the glossy urban landscapes in Dallas and Houston to the freewheeling funk of Austin. The latter city is something of an island in the Texas Hill Country – a wild, liberal city where you can expect the unexpected. In addition to cowboys and sprawling cities, Texas is home to some quirky attractions and spots. From Cadillac Ranch, which boasts a sculpture made of ten Cadillacs as a monument to the "Golden Age" of the American automobile to the Lajitas Ghost Town, which has a beer-drinking goat for mayor. In Paris, Texas, you’ll even find an Eiffel Tower topped with a cowboy hat.
