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being a private chef is a task that needs a lot of dedication and skills. like all other professions in the world, you need much education and training to be one of the top chefs in the field.

we are diving deep into our childcare & education department this month! finding a childcare and education system you can depend on day-in and day-out is key to taking some of the stress off of back to school.

so many of us have reflected on what it is we want out of life over the past year and our purposes may have changed due to COVID, much of which includes more flexibility at work…

this week we interviewed one of our super star PAs at Chace People; a high energy individual who has built up his successful career over the past ten years supporting the rich and famous.

covid has changed many things and with the start of people working from home, furlough and redundancies, people have started to think of a Plan B. Perhaps it’s something that they have wanted to do their whole life and have never had the time – here starts the rise of the side hustle…

the hospitality industry has unfortunately been hit hard with the pandemic, seeing many staff in the industry being put on furlough or even losing their jobs.

continuing with our private household series and we’re delving into the importance that Domestic Couples play

not all Chefs have the same background, generally a Private Chef will have different expectations and requirements than a traditional restaurant Chef.

becoming a Nanny is a great option for anyone who wants to work closely with children, and some Nannies even live-in with their families to provide the full-time care the family needs.

it can be difficult to start a role in these unprecedented times, so being prepared for a new way of starting a position is very helpful, so you have real expectations.