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| Croupier Training Courses |
| Training Provider: |
BecomeACroupier
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| Address: |
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| City: |
Gravesend |
| County/State: |
Kent |
| Country: |
United Kingdom |
| Price: |
NA |
| Date Added: |
May 20, 2011 |
| Listing Expires: |
88 Day(s) |
| Link To Website: |
ht...www.becomeacroupier.co.uk |
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Course Description:
What does the croupier training course include?
We offer high quality, professional training in a casino like environment that will give you skills and knowledge to the standard required to become croupier and work in a British Casino. We provide a six week croupier training courses. All our students will be trained to the highest standard to meet the needs of UK casinos. We train our students in American Roulette, Blackjack and Stud Poker
( One to one tuition to people who wish to learn to deal Texas Hold'em Poker is also available. )
At the end of the course you will receive a certificate, and will helped to apply for a licence from the Gaming Board. We can also help you to find employment in a UK casino at the end of your course.
What do I need to get onto this course?
Prospective students need to be a minimum of 18 years of age, with good maths skills, with fluent English and social able, not colour blind and have no criminal convictions, cautions or warnings. An interview and math test is a prerequisite for the course.
There are many advantages of working as a croupier in the Casino Industry:
* Career opportunities
* Full time employment
* Travel opportunities including working on board cruise liners
* Glamorous and exciting work environments
* Good salary and benefit packages
There is always huge demand for professionally trained croupiers in the gaming industry with the average starting salary of £17,000-£18,000 which can go up to £35,000 within 2 years.
For enquiries regarding the current training programs, one to one tuition or individual training please contact us by using contact form below or visit our website. |
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