Hostess Summer Job France: St Tropez near beach!

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Summer Job France: St Tropez near beach!

Interviews will be held in Nottingham.

I am Jim McIntyre, semi-retired batchelor businessman, best known as the manufacturer of Spartan Cars, (Search Spartan Cars). I started hiring A level or university students when inviting motoring journalists to test my cars in the sunny south of France. I don t make cars now, I own and rent out various shops, offices, workshops, photographic and film studios. I am renovating two old houses in France and make frequent trips there, usually alone for two to four weeks in duration.

I spend July to August on my yacht which is moored near the beach in Marines de Cogolin near St. Tropez and invite business friends and family.

You would act as hostess, cleaning, light cooking, shopping, emails, texting while I work on my boat.

You have your own cabin and you may invite a guest. Last year Izzy, (architecture Sheffield University), invited her pal Molly for a week.

You need one dress / formal attire as dinner invites are certain but otherwise the rest of the time shorts and tee shirts will suffice.

Everyone speaks English.

We drive down there and you fly back alone. I schedule the whole trip around your availability. This advert is timed to fix a trip in the long summer vacation but equally applicants on gap year, unpaid leave of absence or in employment with a few weeks holiday entitlement welcome. All expenses paid, good wage and free sun tan!

DO NOT APPLY if you cannot attend informal interview in central Nottingham. (In effect this means 50 mile radius from where you are studying or your home).

We will show you photographs of previous years, Jenny washing up, Joanne taking children to beach etc. Can be evening or weekend .

If we decide to work together, you work in Nottingham for a day or two, meeting my family and friends so therefore you have met some of the guests we invite.

For more details text or call: or email a mini cv in one paragraph, exams taken, present course, sports activities and your ultimate dream job .

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