LOOKING for a job that pays you £42,000 to start?

One that rises to £70,000 after four years?

With a fully expensed Audi A4 thrown into the deal?

Plus opportunities to travel the world?

Then you might think of applying to be an area manager for discount store Aldi

What do I need?

You need to be a graduate for a start, with at least a 2.1.

Is that all?

Nope, you'll also need to be hardworking with a 'never-give-up attitude'. Apparently, that's really, really important to them.

Tell me about the car?

It arrives on day one, so no more travelling to work on the number 7 bus.

All you need is a driving licence. And lots of songs on Spotify.

How long's the training?

It's for a year, but you could get the keys to your own store within 14 weeks.

And as soon as you're ready you'll take responsibility for three or four stores.

What kind of person are they looking for?

Someone with 'extra sparkle' who's good with ideas.

You'll need to be tough and have a strong work ethic.

Oh, and did we mention you may have to work some weekends?

Sorry! You'll have to work some weekends.

Where could I be working?

There are new stores (and store extensions) opening all the time.

But right now, the picture looks something like this.

The UK’s divided up into 9 Aldi regions.

Each region has its own Head Office led by a Managing Director, a group of directors and our of administrators.

Importantly, each region also has its own Regional Distribution Centre (or RDC) which takes care of the flow of goods, ensuring that customers get all their favourite things on time.

Sounds great. Where do I apply?

Click here. Better be quick though as applications close on February 3.