Baker Jobs in UK

Do you have a recipe for success? Do you have all the ingredients to become the world's best baker? A baker gets to not only make bread but all sorts of cakes, biscuits, and pastries. To learn the business, which uses a range of methods to produce bread and confectionery products, you'll get to know a range of crafts to work on all sorts of breads, cakes, buns, sweets. Bakers can work in large businesses, in shops, restaurants, hotels or in artisan bakeries. After training and experience, a baker could also look to set up their own independent bakery. A baker working in large plant would observe the churning out of thousands of loaves a day. Bakers in this sector would therefore learn about the manufacturing process and how to operate machinery as well learning aspects of food technology. Promotion depends on the type of bakery a baker works in. In large companies a baker might become the manager or charge-hand for a particular section. Alternatively you might work with flourmills or as a sales person for more specialist shops advising on products. In small specialist bakeries a baker might decide to work with sweets or cakes becoming a craft baker or train to become a master baker with an in-house apprenticeship. Bakers often work long unsociable hours and get up early.

The average salary for open Baker jobs is currently £35,293, 9% higher than the national average salary for all jobs which is £32,146.

Companies presently offering Baker job vacancies in UK include Baker Hughes, Tesco, Fullbrook Consulting Group..

98 new job listings for this search have been found in the last calendar day, compared with 213 in the last 72 hours and 319 in the last week.

85% of current opportunities are permanent, whereas 15% are contract jobs.

79% of the live vacancies are full-time, however 21% of them are part-time positions.