The top companies hiring in July 2016

The top companies hiring in July 2016 by Michael Cheary So, June was a pretty interesting month… A couple of high profile vacancies came up (applications for Prime Minister and England Manager welcome), we all learned what the word referendum meant, and England ended up leaving Europe. Well, at least we made it to the last 16…*Luckily, there are still a lot of reasons to be hopeful this Summer 260,000 of them in fact. To help you get your optimism back, here are some of the top companies hiring in July on reed.co.uk:Dixons CarphoneThe year is 1989. The Berlin Wall has just fallen. Europe is well on its way to being united. And, even more surprisingly, car phones are cool.OK, so a lot has changed in the 17 years since Carphone Warehouse first opened its doors. But even though the ‘car office’ might be a thing of the past, after joining with Dixons, Currys and PC World, their place on the high street most certainly hasn’t been phased out.The British technology behemoth is currently on the lookout for Bra nch Managers, Technical Support Advisors, Sales Advisors and White Goods Apprentices, to fill vacancies across the country.And if you’re more comfortable with a portable device in your hand, they’re also looking for people to join their Geek Squad, helping customers resolve any technical issues that come up.No, turning it off and on again doesn’t count…Locations: Throughout the UK.View all jobs with Dixons Carphone nowLiz EarleNeed a better daily routine? Yeah, we can help with that…Liz Earle has over 20 years’ worth of expertise in the beauty business, creating fuss-free products to suit every skin type. And the key to their success? They use only the finest quality natural ingredients in everything they produce. Oh, and the people. They help too.They’re recruiting for a number of positions throughout July, with everything from retail through to marketing, PR and beauty therapy roles on offer.Successful applicants will receive comprehensive training on everything from cleansers to botanical shine shampoos, not to mention a competitive salary and an annual share of the profits.And yes, discounts are available â€" for you, and your friends and family.   Whoever said beauty was only skin deep?Your personal beauty regime (and/or your bank balance) can thank us later.Locations: Throughout the UK.View all jobs with Liz Earle nowSecret EscapesThe first rule of working for Secret Escapes? You don’t talk about working for Secret Escapes…Ok, that might not be true. But the self-confessed worst-kept secret in luxury travel have built a business on discretion, something which isn’t always easy when you have over 19 million members worldwide.All of the positions they currently have on offer are based out of their Clerkenwell office, but quite a few come with the opportunity to travel as standard.So whether you want to be Head of Hotels for France, get started in CRM, edit content, or join their media design team, you won’t necessarily be bound to you r desk. But remember: competition for the top roles may be particularly fierce.Shhh/Keep it to yourself/Trust no one (and other, similar secret-y type things).#smugfaceLocations: London.View all jobs with Secret Escapes nowSky AcademyLooking for a long term career? The Sky’s the limit…Well, Sky Academy, to be exact. Set up by global entertainment giant Sky in 2013 to help young people build practical skills and experience, they’re always on the lookout for talented individuals to join the team. And a large part of that recruitment revolves around apprentices.This month they’re looking for Home Service Apprentices, in a number of locations across the country. In a nutshell, that means making sure every Sky customer you meet has a brilliant experience.But that’s not all this role will guarantee. After a year’s training, you’ll progress to become a full member of the team, as well as achieving a nationally recognised NVQ to add to your CV.And, as a valued Sky employee, yo u’ll receive your own van, and free Sky+ HD for the entire duration of your employment.Jobs with Sky: Believe in better.Locations: Throughout the UK.View all jobs with Sky Academy nowTescoTesco was built with a simple mission â€" to be the champion for customers.And with over 6,000 stores in 13 countries across the globe, and operating as the second largest retailer in the world, they aren’t doing a bad job.In fact, their core purpose is to serve Britain’s shoppers a little better every day. Something which is no mean feat for a company that’s been going for almost 100 years.They’re always looking to add passionate people to their business, and there are hundreds of roles on offer throughout the month, with vacancies in everything from retail and automotives, through to positions in marketing, PR and property management.They’re even looking for a Wine by the Case Fulfilment Manager, you know, if you like that kind of thing.Jobs with Tesco: Every little helps. Etc.Locatio ns: Throughout the UK.View all jobs with Tesco now*Jobs with Iceland available now…** **What, too soon? Still searching for your perfect position?  View all of our current vacancies now