Welcome to the Cafeteria Committee

We run the K-guild lunch café and supply the Guild with countless numbers of coffees!

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What do we do in the Cafeteria Committee?

You will find us in the Cafeteria Committee behind the bar in Gallien where we during lunch sell coffee, cakes, patches and more. Every committee member has one scheduled lunch behind the bar each week. The Cafeteria Committee is also responsible for supplying goods to the café and to keep it neat and tidy behind the bar. To organize goods, keep track of dates and be involved in the continuous work throughout the year is among the most important responsibilities for the committee members. We also have baking evenings, where we meet up and bake cookies for the café to sell to all the Guild members.

When you work in the Cafeteria Committee you will learn to work in a fast paced environment, and get used to handling payments. Something special about the work in the Committee is that you get the chance to meet all the friendly faces from the Guild coming to the café. When you work in the lunch café you feel appreciated by the Guild and get a lot of big smiles!

Filippa Wikström

HEAD OF THE CAFETERIA COMMITTEE

km@ksek.se

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Head of the Cafeteria Committee

As Head of the Cafeteria Committee I have many different responsibilities. For example, I work with ordering goods for the café (food, clothes and patches), plan and keep track of the budget, and making sure our work in the Committee moves forward. I am also a part of the Council.

My volunteer position is very rewarding, since you as the Head of the Cafeteria Committee get a good insight into what is really going on behind the scenes in a café business. A large part of the work is about planning and finances. It is also fun to work a lot with the group, to develop the café business together, while being the one who has the ultimate responsibility for making our work possible. As there is a lot to be done within the committee, it is important to be able to delegate tasks as Café Master.

Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee

As Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee, I work a lot together with the Head of the Cafeteria Committee, where my task is to help with the work and to brainstorm ideas with him or her. We work, for example, with setting a budget, planning orders, scheduling for who will be behind the bar and purchasing Guild merchandise. Part of my work is also to ensure that the large committee is coordinated. Like everyone else in the committee, I also stand behind the bar myself once a week.

What makes the volunteer position as Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee so fun is that you get to work with many different tasks. It makes the work varied and rewarding, and you get to learn a lot! No previous experience is required for the position, but it can be good to have an interest in finances, group dynamics and above all you should be willing to spend time on the committee during the entire function year.

Cafeteria Ion

As a Cafeteria Ion I work in the lunch café selling coffee, chocolate balls and other sweets. Once a week, it is my responsibility to stand behind the bar and then I am responsible for, among other things, taking orders at the checkout, making coffee and keeping the bar neat and clean.

As a Cafeteria Ion I get the opportunity to meet and talk to people I might not have talked to otherwise. Here I get to learn how a café is run, which for example means handling payments, making the perfect coffee and solving problems that may arise as no two days are the same. As a Cafeteria Ion, I come up with new ideas of goods to sell, perhaps over a cozy evening with my committee members. The work is evenly distributed over the year and no previous experience is required.

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Head of the Cafeteria Committee

As Head of the Cafeteria Committee I have many different responsibilities. For example, I work with ordering goods for the café (food, clothes and patches), plan and keep track of the budget, and making sure our work in the Committee moves forward. I am also a part of the Council.

My volunteer position is very rewarding, since you as the Head of the Cafeteria Committee get a good insight into what is really going on behind the scenes in a café business. A large part of the work is about planning and finances. It is also fun to work a lot with the group, to develop the café business together, while being the one who has the ultimate responsibility for making our work possible. As there is a lot to be done within the committee, it is important to be able to delegate tasks as Café Master.

Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee

As Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee, I work a lot together with the Head of the Cafeteria Committee, where my task is to help with the work and to brainstorm ideas with him or her. We work, for example, with setting a budget, planning orders, scheduling for who will be behind the bar and purchasing Guild merchandise. Part of my work is also to ensure that the large committee is coordinated. Like everyone else in the committee, I also stand behind the bar myself once a week.

What makes the volunteer position as Vice Head of the Cafeteria Committee so fun is that you get to work with many different tasks. It makes the work varied and rewarding, and you get to learn a lot! No previous experience is required for the position, but it can be good to have an interest in finances, group dynamics and above all you should be willing to spend time on the committee during the entire function year.

Cafeteria Ion

As a Cafeteria Ion I work in the lunch café selling coffee, chocolate balls and other sweets. Once a week, it is my responsibility to stand behind the bar and then I am responsible for, among other things, taking orders at the checkout, making coffee and keeping the bar neat and clean.

As a Cafeteria Ion I get the opportunity to meet and talk to people I might not have talked to otherwise. Here I get to learn how a café is run, which for example means handling payments, making the perfect coffee and solving problems that may arise as no two days are the same. As a Cafeteria Ion, I come up with new ideas of goods to sell, perhaps over a cozy evening with my committee members. The work is evenly distributed over the year and no previous experience is required.