Chief executive Andrew Scott.
- Credit: Shane Dean
More than 500 people applied for roles during a three-day recruitment event at the Ascot Group’s new facilities near Worle railway station in Weston.
The company announced plans to create 200 high quality jobs in management, digital marketing, web design, software, media and PR, as well as call-centre and customer services.
Groups of five people were shown around the new head office throughout the three-day event, with an opportunity to learn about various roles and answer questions.
Ascot Group chief executive Andrew Scott said: “This was a hugely successful recruitment event. We have been stunned but delighted at the level of interest from local people.
Local jobs boost as Weston firm embarks on major expansion, creating 200 new jobs
Local people in the Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea area are being invited to join a ‘jobs bonanza’ as a Weston firm embarks on a major expansion, creating 200 new jobs.
The Ascot Group has acquired its third site at Worle Park Way and says it plans to create 200 ‘high quality jobs’ at their high-tech facilities next to Worle train station and junction 21 of the M5, easily accessible from the Burnham area.
Jobs are being offered in management, digital marketing, PR, technology as well as call-centre and customer services.
The new base will not only provide a unique office space but will be an employee’s sanctuary of physical and mental wellbeing, with an onsite gym, café and lounge, happiness-boosting indoor ‘living wall’ and more.
Chief executive Andrew Scott outside the Ascot Group s new base in Worle.
- Credit: Shane Dean
A Weston firm is looking to recruit 200 new staff as it embarks on an ambitious post Covid-19 expansion.
The Ascot Group has acquired its third site at Worle Park Way and plans to create 200 high quality jobs at their Google-esq facilities next to Worle railway station.
Jobs are available in management, digital marketing, web design, media, PR, technology as well as call-centre and customer services.
The new base also features an onsite gym, a café and lounge, and a happiness-boosting indoor ‘living wall’ to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
Chief executive Andrew Scott outside the Ascot Group s new base in Worle.
- Credit: Shane Dean
A Weston firm is looking to recruit 200 new staff as it embarks on an ambitious post Covid-19 expansion.
The Ascot Group has acquired its third site at Worle Park Way and plans to create 200 high quality jobs at their Google-esq facilities next to Worle railway station.
Jobs are available in management, digital marketing, web design, media, PR, technology as well as call-centre and customer services.
The new base also features an onsite gym, a café and lounge, and a happiness-boosting indoor ‘living wall’ to promote physical and mental wellbeing.