If you're open to posting what city/state/county you live or are interested in working, there may be business owners right here that are in need who would gladly accept your resume.
Otherwise, I'd recommend going into your local bakeries to fill out their application. Many bakeries won't care to look at your portfolio, because they aren't interested in what you can do in your own time at home... they are more interested in what you can do for them in the way in which they'll train you. So, I'd work on just getting out there and applying. If you decide to bring along a few photos of your work just in case they'd like examples of your talent, it wouldn't hurt to be prepared, but I wouldn't expect they'd take the time to view many. Some places will ask you to perform a skills test on the spot, so you might expect to be prepared for that as well.
If you're open to posting what city/state/county you live or are interested in working, there may be business owners right here that are in need who would gladly accept your resume.
Otherwise, I'd recommend going into your local bakeries to fill out their application. Many bakeries won't care to look at your portfolio, because they aren't interested in what you can do in your own time at home... they are more interested in what you can do for them in the way in which they'll train you. So, I'd work on just getting out there and applying. If you decide to bring along a few photos of your work just in case they'd like examples of your talent, it wouldn't hurt to be prepared, but I wouldn't expect they'd take the time to view many. Some places will ask you to perform a skills test on the spot, so you might expect to be prepared for that as well.
Thanks, Twin Cities, Minnesota
When I applied for my job I was ask to decorate a cake.
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