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Real skills. Real jobs
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What training actually looks like
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Meet Revo
Sponsor trainee
Each trainee earns a salary for their work. Part is saved in their name. The rest is theirs to use. Sponsoring a salary gives a young person the dignity of earning and the beginning of real financial habits
Sponsor Trainee
Keep the kitchen running
Training is only possible because the kitchen operates. If the kitchen stops, trainees lose their daily rhythm, mentoring, and growth. Support for ingredients, gas, utilities, and core staffing keeps the whole training environment moving consistently
Offer internships or work placements
We're looking for cafés, restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses willing to host a trainee for a structured work experience. We handle the preparation and stay in close contact throughout, so both the trainee and your team feel supported every step of the way
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Faq about program
Who can join the Vocational Training Program, and how are trainees selected?
How long do trainees usually stay in the program before moving into work placements?
What kind of support do trainees receive around disability, mental health, or complex home situations?
If my business hosts a trainee, what can we realistically expect from them and from Ragam?
How does sponsoring a trainee’s salary actually work in practice?
Still have questions?
Still curious about how we work?
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