What will you gain from a chef apprenticeship? Read Batrosz's story
Bartosz completed a chef apprenticeship with Premium Country Pubs. Achieving a Commis Chef level 2 certificate. Here's what he had to say about his experience:
WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST ABOUT WORKING FOR M&B?
The opportunity to learn new and more things. I have also been able to improve my English too.
WHAT ATTRACTED YOU TO A M&B APPRENTICESHIP?
I wanted to improve and develop myself so thought why not.
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR HIGHLIGHT OF THE APPRENTICESHIP EXPERIENCE?
To see some real professional cookery from scratch. Gaining this universal knowledge
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE PART OF YOUR JOB ROLE?
Every shift is different – no day is ever the same so the variation is great.
UNEXPECTED BENEFIT
Will power and commitment needed and gained
HAS THE APPRENTICESHIP MADE YOU VIEW YOUR JOB ROLE DIFFERENTLY?
Yes it makes me look at the detail and quality more.
WERE THERE ANY CHALLENGES IN YOUR ROLE, IF YOU HOW DID YOU OVERCOME THEM?
Stress of a busy service but my team and I work well together to overcome this.
WOULD YOU RECOMMEND AN APPRENTICESHIP TO YOUR TEAM OR FRIENDS?
Yes, If someone wants to improve then why not.
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL SOMEONE WHO IS CONSIDERING STARTING A M&B APPRENTICESHIP?
Get involved and take it all in and onboard as it is a big commitment.
WHAT IS YOUR NEXT CAREER GOAL?
I will be travelling for 6 months but working while I do so.
INTERESTED IN AN APPRENTICESHIP?
Receive articles like this
Enter your email address and you will be registered to receive the latest content and insights produced by Company name, direct to your inbox. If you have selected a category or content type you will receive the latest insights from that area.
By clicking submit you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy.
See what we’re all about
We're shaping a workplace where everyone thrives. Explore the heart and soul of Mitchells & Butlers by checking out our guiding principles.
Our valuesOur Stories
Teaser
Career DevelopmentContent Type
BlogPublish date
01/19/2026
Summary
At M&B, hospitality management means running venues, leading teams, and keeping everything on track while making sure guests leave happy. There’s a range of roles to suit different lifestyles a
by
Sue Bayley
Teaser
Our CultureContent Type
BlogPublish date
01/16/2026
Summary
Being a Head Chef at M&B is about running a high-energy, fast-paced environment where every decision shapes not only the dining experience for your guests, but also your team. We give you real
by
Sophie Dawson
Teaser
Career AdviceContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/27/2025
Summary
If you’ve ever caught yourself daydreaming about plating up something delicious, or you just love the buzz of a busy kitchen, then a part-time chef job might be exactly what you’re looking for.
by
Helen Osborn
Teaser
GeneralContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/22/2025
Summary
From buzzing pubs to vibrant bars and welcoming restaurants, 2025 has been a big one at Mitchells & Butlers. Across the UK, our teams have been busy opening new venues, winning industry awards, g
by
Rebecca Skeet
Teaser
Our CultureContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/18/2025
Summary
When you walk into an M&B pub or restaurant in Glasgow, the first thing you might notice is the buzz of the dining area or the smell of something delicious coming from the kitchen. But behind eve
by
Emily Seagrave
Teaser
Career AdviceContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/17/2025
Summary
Thinking about your next move as a Head Chef? Maybe you’re ready to lead your own kitchen, or you’re already one of the most senior chefs on the pass and looking for a business that will help you ste
by
Sophie Dawson
Teaser
Career DevelopmentContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/17/2025
Summary
Being a General Manager at M&B means having the keys, literally and figuratively. You’re the person opening up in the morning, setting the mood on a busy Friday night, and making the calls that k
by
Laura Kelly
Teaser
Career DevelopmentContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/17/2025
Summary
Rotisserie chicken. Unlimited salad bars. Proper crowd‑pleasing food. When people think of Harvester, those are usually the first things that spring to mind. But behind every great plate is a buzzing
by
Sophie Russell
Teaser
Our CultureContent Type
BlogPublish date
12/01/2025
Summary
If the thought of tinsel, festive tunes, and roast dinners gets you excited, or even if you’re usually a bit of a Scrooge, then a Christmas chef job might just be your perfect seasonal gig. I
by
Rachel Weaver