Ironing Pleats	Following a Recipe

• Courses in Home Management, Cookery, Baking, Mending and Conversational English.
• Courses designed and run by professional teacher with 14 years experience in this field.
• Courses are hands on, informative, educational and fun.
• Employers confirm our courses are lifting morale, boosting confidence, and motivating our domestic workers to feel that they are significant members of the household.
• Classes are held once a week in order for students to practise their skills before returning the following week.
• Course prices are competitive and provide exceptionally good value for money.
• Students receive a certificate at the end of each particular course.
• We also place domestic staff such as maids and housemen.
• All courses are personally designed and run by Sandy Green at her home in
  Birdhaven, Johannesburg.
• Groups are manageable and students are given a great deal of opportunity to
  practise their skills and to ask questions.
• Contact Sandy Green for a breakdown of fees and payment options for our various courses.

First Aid Lesson	Sewing Class

• Important tasks dealt with are employer/assistant communication, efficient
  cleaning, avoiding wastage, personal hygiene, preparing a work roster,
  shopping list etc.
• The course is held once a week over a period of 6 weeks.
• All students receive summarised course notes.

• Guest speakers are invited to share their expert knowledge and to add
  variety to the course.
• The course is held once a week over a period of 5 weeks.
• All students receive summarised course notes.

• Students are taught the importance of hygienic habits in the kitchen.
• The cookery courses are very practical and each delegate is personally
  involved in the preparation of the dishes taught.
• The cookery courses are held once a week and are divided into Cookery Part I (6 weeks) and Cookery Part II (6 weeks).  The course may be completed as one 12 week unit or alternatively as 2 separate courses at different times of the year.
• Students receive copies of all recipes prepared during the cookery classes.
• Students are taught the importance of keeping the workplace clean at all
  times.

• A few favourite savoury bakes are included to give variety.
• Different icings are introduced and the Gingerbread men are piped, providing
  a new, fun challenge for all.
• Some of these bakes can be used as dinners, some as desserts and others as either desserts or teatime treats.
• The course is held once a week over a period of 6 weeks.
• Copies of all recipes are provided.

"Stitch in Time" household Mending course

• Designed to teach simple mending techniques to enable the user to mend clothing, darn woollens, replace buttons, repair hemlines etc.
• The course takes place once a week over a period of 4 weeks.

• All likely situations to do with the daily routine are dealt with.
• Vocabulary taught encompasses language usage in the home.
• We aim to instill a basic vocabulary for the beginner. For those with a basic knowledge of English, the use of phrases, sentences and simple routines are practised conversationally.
• Following instructions is dealt with.
• Students are taught the importance of asking questions timeously and
  correctly.
• The course takes place once a week over a period of 8 weeks.
  

• Sandy Green has been running the placement business successfully since 2007.
• Prospective employees should be in possession of a South African ID document or recognized work permit.
• At least 2 contactable references must be provided.
• An interview fee is payable by the prospective employer before an interview is set up.
• Interviews take place at the premises of Quality Placements and prospective employers and employees are given the option of a testing period before signing a contract with Quality Placements.
• Contact Sandy Green for a breakdown of fees and payment options once a placement has been made.