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Published:  24 February, 2014

business_impact.jpgNorth East TV celebrity chef, Kenny Atkinson is putting jobs on the menu for up to five lucky youngsters who can demonstrate an appetite for success. The double Michelin starred chef will soon open his new restaurant; House of Tides on Newcastle Quayside.

To help him in his recruitment quest, Kenny has turned to family member Nick Atkinson who is the national sales manager at Team Valley based training providers BUSINESS IMPACT UK. Business Impact UK Ltd was formed to work nationally with companies of all sizes to identify training needs and help to recruit and train young apprentices. The firm will be providing a full recruitment screening programme as well as delivering the relevant apprenticeships and securing funding on Kenny's behalf to assist the programme.

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