KitchenGroup 01
Kitchen and culinary
Chefs and kitchen leaders across restaurants, hotels and catering, checked against the exact occupation code.
Hospitality and catering sector
Hospitality and catering jobs, including chefs, hotel and catering managers and visitor service jobs, can be sponsored where the job, the employer sponsor licence and the salary meet the rules. GTN helps you search these jobs with clearer checks before you apply.
A sponsor licence does not guarantee sponsorship for a specific vacancy. Check the occupation, salary, employer and source listing together.
Build your sector search around
01 Sector context
Hospitality and catering jobs include chefs, hotel managers, catering managers, restaurant managers and visitor service jobs. Whether a specific job can be sponsored depends on the occupation, the employer sponsor licence, the salary and the current rules, so check the details before you rely on a vacancy.

Search with structure
02 Job groups
Use these groups to understand where your experience may fit, then check the exact job, occupation code, sponsor and salary before you apply.
KitchenGroup 01
Chefs and kitchen leaders across restaurants, hotels and catering, checked against the exact occupation code.
HotelsGroup 02
Hotel managers and operational leaders who run accommodation and guest services.
CateringGroup 03
Restaurant and catering managers who lead teams, service and standards.
ServiceGroup 04
Visitor service and front of house jobs, subject to the exact occupation code and salary rules.
03 Use GTN
Keep the search focused on the profession, then verify the exact vacancy before you apply.
Choose the job group closest to your experience
Search the current sponsor focused listings
Compare the title, salary and location
Check the occupation code and sponsor
Follow the source vacancy and apply directly
04 Before you apply
Do not rely on the sector or employer name alone. Check the details of the specific job.
The exact duties and occupation code matter. Similar job titles can sit under different codes.
Check that the employer appears on the sponsor register and read the result in the context of the exact vacancy.
Compare the advertised salary with the published salary treatment and going rate for the occupation.
A sponsor licence does not mean every job will be sponsored. The employer decides whether sponsorship is offered.

Continue your search
GTN is an information and listings service. You remain in control of which vacancies you pursue and applications continue through the source listing.