1 Receptionist Newark Utc jobs in Cardiff
Receptionist
Job Title: Receptionist Location: Cardiff Salary: GBP11.44 per hour Job Type: Part-Time About the Role: Are you a people person with a knack for organisation? We #39;re looking for a friendly and proactive Receptionist t
Receptionist
Temporary Receptionist ndash; Ongoing Assignment Location: Cardiff Hours: Mon-Friday 8.30am-5pm Pay Rate: GBP12.21 per hour Are you a friendly, organised, and professional individual looking for a temporary role where yo
G2 part time receptionist
We are looking for a friendly and organized Part-Time Receptionist to join our team. The ideal candidate will serve as the first point of contact, providing excellent customer service. Key Responsibilities: Greet and ass
Receptionist administrator welsh speaking
Receptionist / Administrator - Welsh Speaking Based in Central Cardiff | Fully on-site based role Part Time role | Mornings only | 8:00am to 12:00pm | Monday to Friday | 20 hours per week Temp role for 2 months initially
Welsh speaking receptionist
We are seeking a friendly and professional Temporary Welsh Speaking Receptionist to join our team. This role is ideal for someone passionate about providing excellent customer service in a dynamic environment, looking to
School administrator receptionist
Your new school I am recruiting for an Administrator and Receptionist / School Admin for a School located in Cardiff. The school has a positive and supportive ethos to create an inclusive and supportive working environme
Reception facilities assistant
Receptionist / Facilities Administrator Based in Central Cardiff | Fully on-site based role Full Time role | 9:00am to 5:00pm | Monday to Friday Temp role for 3 weeks | holiday cover Pay rate of GBP13.33 per hour + holid
Child health ward receptionist
We are currently seeking a Ward Receptionist to join our administrative team within the Children s Hospital for Wales. As the first point of contact on the ward, the successful post holder will be highly motivated and wi
Before the industrial revolution, Cardiff was just a small village. From the early 1800s, the region started to export coal to countries around the world, which led to rapid development in its trading activities and a large inflow of migrants to Cardiff. However, it took the town until 1905 to acquire the city status, and another 50 years to become the capital of Wales. From its modern waterfront and historical castles to the National Museum of Wales, Principality Stadium, and a vibrant nightlife – Cardiff has a lot to offer to students and professionals coming to the city for work. While bei...
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