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Booklet of Possible Employers WORK EXPERIENCE: POSSIBLE PLACEMENTS AND IDEAS This is a guide only. Some details and contacts may have changed and some placements may not have work experience placements available. CHARITY 379 Hendon Way, London, GIFT [email protected] 020 8457 4429 NW4 3LP Brecon Cottage, 27 Oakhill Tzedek 0203 603 8120 Ave, Pinner, HA5 3DL Raine House, 91-93 Brenner Jewish Community Apply through website: https://www.jewishcare.org/how- Stamford Hill, London, 0208 442 7750 Centre (part of Jewish Care) youcan-help-us/volunteer-with-us/young-volunteers N16 5TP Edgware and Harrow Jewish 118 Stonegrove, Edgware, Apply through website: https://www.jewishcare.org/how- Day Centre (part of Jewish 020 8958 8199 HA8 8AB youcan-help-us/volunteer-with-us/young-volunteers Care) Amelie House, Maurice Michael Sobel Jewish and Vivienne Wohl Apply through website: https://www.jewishcare.org/how- Community Centre (part of Campus, 221 Golders 020 8922 2900 youcan-help-us/volunteer-with-us/young-volunteers Jewish Care) Green Rd, London, NW11 9DQ Sam Beckman Centre, The The Sam Beckman Centre Betty and Asher Loftus Apply through website: https://www.jewishcare.org/how- 020 8203 0521 (part of Jewish Care) Centre, Asher Loftus Way, youcan-help-us/volunteer-with-us/young-volunteers London, N11 3ND Apply through website: 212 Station Road, Norwood http://www.norwood.org.uk/Page/Work-Experience OR email 020 8958 3441 Edgware, HA8 7AR [email protected] Apply through website: 87 Golders Green Road, Norwood http://www.norwood.org.uk/Page/Work-Experience OR email 020 8209 0041 London, NW11 8LN [email protected] The Kennedy Leigh Family Apply through website: Norwood Centre, Edgeworth Close, http://www.norwood.org.uk/Page/Work-Experience OR email 020 8809 8809 Hendon, NW4 4HJ [email protected] Winston House, 2 Dollis AJR - The Association of Park, Finchley, London, N3 [email protected] 020 8385 3070 Jewish Refugees 1HF The House, 12 Queens Camp Simcha Look on website Road, London, NW4 2TH Shield House, Harmony Emunah [email protected] 020 8203 6066 Way, London, NW4 2BZ 35 Langstone Way, Mill Jewish Blind & Disabled Hill East, London, NW7 [email protected] 020 8371 6611 1GT 152-154 Golders Green JLE www.jle.org.uk 020 8458 4588 Road, London, NW11 8HE RNIB (Royal National 105 Judd Street, London, [email protected] Email only Instutute of Blind People) WC1H 9NE Spanish and Portuguese 2 Ashworth Road London Jews Congregation W9 1JY 020 7289 2573 The Anne Frank Trust UK, Star House, 104-108 The Anne Frank Trust [email protected] 020 7284 5858 Grafton Road, London, NW5 4BA 37 Kentish Town, London, UJIA [email protected] 020 7424 6400 NW1 8NX Oscar Joseph House, 54 World Jewish Relief Crewys Road, London, [email protected] 020 8736 1250 NW2 2AD HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT WORKING IN A CHARITY SHOP? GO IN TO A SHOP AND ASK ABOUT THEIR WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES! CHILDCARE/EDUCATION 373 Edgware Road, Beis Yaackov Creche [email protected] 020 8905 9590 London, NW9 6NQ Beis Yaackov Primary 374 Edgware Road, [email protected] 020 8905 9590 School London, NW9 6NQ 261 Hale Lane, Edgware, Beit Shvidler Primary School [email protected] 020 8238 2746 HA8 8NX 30 Babington Road, TLC Nursery [email protected] Email only Hendon, NW4 4LD Enfield Centre, Bullsmoor Capel Manor College Lane, Enfield, EN1 4RQ [email protected] 0303 003 1234 Hugo Fryn Way, Shenley, Clore Shalom School [email protected] 01923 855 631 WD7 9BL Danescroft Ave, Hendon, Danescroft Nursery [email protected] 0208 202 5685 London, NW4 2NA 54 Parson Street, London, Gan Menachem Nursery [email protected] 07807 547 487 NW4 1QY 8-10 Shirehall Lane, Hasmonean Primary School [email protected] 020 8202 7704 Hendon, NW4 48 Green Lane, London, IJDS NW4 2AH [email protected] 020 8203 2299 Mathilda Marks Kennedy 68 Hale Lane, Mill Hill, [email protected] 020 8959 6089 School NW7 3RT 1-3 The Drive, London Menorah Primary School [email protected] 020 8458 1276 NW11 9SP Abbots Road, Edgware, Menorah Foundation School HA8 0QS [email protected] 020 8906 9992 Michael Sobel Sinai Primary Shakespeare Drive, [email protected] 020 8204 1550 School Kenton, HA3 9UD Nancy Reuben Primary 48-50 Finchley Road, Visit website 020 8202 5646 School London, NW4 1DJ 8-10 Forty Avenue, Naom Primary School [email protected] 020 8908 9491 Wembley, HA9 8JW The Fairway, Mill Hill, Northway School [email protected] 020 8959 5812 NW7 3HS North West London Jewish 180 Willesden Lane, [email protected] 020 8459 3378 Day School London, NW6 7PP Pardes House Primary Hendon Lane, London, N3 [email protected] 020 8343 3568 School 1SA Glengall Road, Edgware, Rosh Pinah Primary School [email protected] 020 8958 8599 Middx, HA8 8TE Finchley Synagogue, Sharon Kindergarten Kinloss Gardens, London, [email protected] 020 8346 2039 N3 3DU 22 Goodwyn Avenue, Mill St Martin's School [email protected] 020 8959 1965 Hill, NW7 3RG Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary Forest Rd, Ilford IG6 3HB [email protected] 020 8498 1350 School FINANCE 2 Gresham St, London, Investec Bank Tammy Solomon: [email protected] 020 7597 4000 EC2V 7QP Brentmead House, Leonard Finn & Co Britannia Road London Mr Rajesh Shah: [email protected] 020 8446 6767 Chartered Accountants N12 9RU 9-10 Savile Row, London, Square Capital Mr J. Benhamou: [email protected] 020 7406 3296 W1S 3PF Commerce House, 2a Ashley Page Insurance Lichfield Grove, London, [email protected] 020 8349 5110 Brokers N3 2TN 47 Mark Lane, London, AXA (Mark Lane) Visit website 01204 380 480 EC3R 7QQ 5 Old Broad Street, AXA (Old Broad Street) Visit website 020 7920 5900 London, EC2N 1AD 55 Baker Street, London, BDO UK Apply online 020 7486 5888 W1U 7EU 1-2 Temple Fortune Bude Nathan Iwanier Parade, Bridge Lane, Visit website 020 8458 5656 London, NW11 0QN 88 Crawford Street, Cameron Baum [email protected] 020 7724 8824 London, W1H 2EJ 36-38 Piccadilly, Mayfair, Capricorn Fund Managers [email protected] London. W1J 0PD New Burlington House, Cohen Arnold 1075 Finchley Road [email protected] 020 8731 0777 London NW11 0PU 8-12 York Gate, 100 Credo Group Marylebone Road, London [email protected] 020 7968 8300 NW1 5DX 2nd Floor, 38 Warren Howard Everett Wreford LLP Street, London, W1T 6AE [email protected] 020 7874 7900 Acre House, 11-15 WIlliam HW Fisher [email protected] 020 7388 7000 Road, London NW1 3ER Register interest on website: 1 London Wall, London Hymans Robertson https://www.hymans.co.uk/careers/graduates-and- 020 7082 6000 EC2Y 5EA schoolleavers/ Kite Lake Capital ONE Knightsbridge Green, [email protected] 020 7052 8310 Management London, SW1X 7QA Chartwell House, 292-294 Martin Tiano & Co Chartered Hale Lane, Edgware, HA8 Martin Tiano: [email protected] 020 8905 6611 Accountants 8NP Charles House, 108-110 NLP Financial Management Finchley Road, London, [email protected] 020 7472 5555 Ltd NW3 5JJ 7 More London riverside, PWC SE1 2RT Visit Website 020 7583 5000 RDP Newmans Chartered 2 Bath Place, Rivington [email protected] 020 7749 1931 Accountants Street, London, EC2A 3DR Berkeley Court, Trader Capital LLP Glentworth Street, [email protected] 020 7442 2200 London, NW1 5PG MOST BANKS HAVE WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMES - TRY TO LOOK ON WEBSITES SUCH AS BARCLAYS, SANTANDER, ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND AND HSBC FITNESS 20 Stirling House, Breasy Dancing with Louise Louise Leach: [email protected] 020 8359 1223 Place, NW4 4AU Leisure Way, High Road, David Lloyd Centre [email protected] 0345 129 6791 Finchley, London, N12 0QZ FOOD INDUSTRY Unit 21 Claremont Ind Kosher Deli UK Estate, Claremont Way, Grahame Tucker: [email protected] 020 8731 6888 London, NW2 1BG 223 Golders Green Road, M+D Grodzinskis Dov Dulberg: [email protected] 0208 458 0909 London, NW11 9ES 84 Brent St, London, NW4 Bagels Bar [email protected] 020 8202 6540 2ES 91 Bell Lane, London, NW4 B Kosher 020 8202 1711 2AS 126-128 Golders Green Carmelli Bakeries [email protected] 020 8455 2789 Road, London, NW11 8HB Hendon Park, Queen's Rd, Hendon Park Cafe [email protected] 020 8202 5573 Hendon, NW4 2TG Indigs Bakery 37 Oldhill Street, N16 6LR 020 8806 3321 7 Russell Parade, Golders Kosher Kingdom Green, London, NW11 020 8455 1429 9NN 1-2 The Promenade, Met Su Yan Restaurant Edgwarebury Lane, 020 8958 6840 Edgware, HA8 7JZ 119-121 Brent St, London, Mr Baker [email protected] 020 8202 6845 NW4 2DX 355 Regents Park Road, Parkway Patisserie [email protected] 0208 346 0344 Finchley, N3 1DH Princes Parade, 6 9ps, Slice Golders Green Rd, London 020 8458 9483 NW11 9PS HEALTHCARE 5 The Approach, London Approach Dentistry [email protected] 020 8202 9767 NW4 2HS 6 Accommodation Road, Healthcare Resolutions Ltd Louise Mason: [email protected] 020 8457 7553 London, NW11 8ED 7 North End Road, London Mr Dentist Jeremy Kaufman: [email protected] 020 8458 4455 NW11 7RJ 1005A Finchley Road Harris Sidelsky Dentist [email protected] 020 8458 1611 London NW117HS Borehamwood Dental 199A Shenley Rd, [email protected] 020 8953 1402 Practice Borehamwood WD6 1AT London Lingual Orthodontic 57a Wimpole Street, [email protected] 020 7486 2883 Clinic London, W1G 8YP 127 Brent Street, London, Hendon Opticians [email protected] 020 8202 5555 NW4 2DX 1191 Finchley Road, Landys Chemist [email protected] 0844 414 5499 London, NW11 0AA 116 Brent Street, London, Sabel Chemists [email protected] 020 8202 3047 NW4 2DT 45 Golders Green Road, Warman-Freed Pharmacy [email protected] 020 8455 4351 London, NW11 8EL Grand Union Health Centre 209 Harrow Rd, Paddington, London.
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