by Q Radio News
Four Star Pizza has announced that 30 new jobs are to be created as part of a recruitment drive.
The fast-food chain will be launching the posts across Belfast and Lisburn in a new apprenticeship scheme with Belfast Met.
An open-day will be held at the college's Springvale campus on November 30.
There's currently thirteen stores in Northern Ireland.
Scott Higginson, Managing Director at Four Star Pizza, said:
“As we continue to expand across Northern Ireland, I am thrilled to be announcing these 30 new positions across our stores. We are also proud to announce our new ‘Earn as you Learn’ apprenticeship scheme in partnership with Belfast Met which will allow our employees to access further training and gain new qualifications while they work for us.
“On Friday November 30, we will be hosting a recruitment open day at Belfast Met’s Springvale Campus from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. We will be holding interviews on the day and offering positions on the spot for these 30 new roles in customer service, pizza making, and management across Belfast and Lisburn. If you’re interested in hearing more about what we have to offer our staff at Four Star Pizza then we look forward to seeing you there on the day!” he added.
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