The are no formal requirements for training to work as a waiter, however there are a number of qualifications that would prepare you for working in the industry and they are:
A lot of employers prefer to find their staff through recommendations of existing staff members. Or you could approach your local restaurateur for and ask for a job.
Waiters on average have a weekly earning of approximately $500 before tax.
The hours for a waiter vary greatly with a large amount of evening and weekend work. A large number of employees in the industry are employed on a part-time or casual basis.
Employment prospects for waiters are good with most of the industry experiencing a skill and labour shortage of waiters. Future job growth is expected to be moderate with growth of the industry expected to continue at approximately 7%.
If you have internet access, have a look at the following websites for further information:
Meet one of Australia's Leading young waiters, Jai Leighton.