About 'Juliets' Coffee Shop
About 'Juliets' Coffee Shop
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As part of our Sixth Form Provision and Preparing for Adulthood our Year 13 students take part in work experience as in-house barristas one day a week. This is complimented by students studying for vocational qualifications like UAS Hospitality or City & Guilds Barrista Skills.
As part of our Sixth Form Provision and Preparing for Adulthood our Year 13 students take part in work experience as in-house barristas one day a week. This is complimented by students studying for vocational qualifications like UAS Hospitality or City & Guilds Barrista Skills.
The inspiration behind the coffee shop was to provide our students a real world environment to work in, enabling them to learn not only barrista skills but to also learn about customer service, have an understanding of food and hygiene regulations and discover what future work in retail will look like.
The inspiration behind the coffee shop was to provide our students a real world environment to work in, enabling them to learn not only barrista skills but to also learn about customer service, have an understanding of food and hygiene regulations and discover what future work in retail will look like.
Giving our student practical, real world work experience to help them achieve employment after leaving school in line with the Governments 'Preparing for Adulthood' programme.
Giving our student practical, real world work experience to help them achieve employment after leaving school in line with the Governments 'Preparing for Adulthood' programme.
Pictured: The Grand Opening, attended by the The Worshipful the Mayor of the London Borough of Bexley, Councillor Christine Catterall and her Consort Mr Dave Curtois and TKAT CEO Russell Hobby CBE
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