Channel 4's First Dates is recruiting for roles in Bristol.
The dating show, hosted by French maitre d' Fred Sirieix, has been filmed in central London's Paternoster Chop House for 15 series, but is set for a switch in location.
It has been recommissioned for a run of 30 episodes at an unnamed restaurant in Manchester, with filming due to start later this year.
And Bristol is also set to benefit, with Channel 4 and production company Twenty Twenty funding a training scheme for up to 24 production staff based in the city.
The trainees will work on the show's casting, research, editing and directing, HullLive reports.
First Dates will move its full casting team to Bristol, as well as the story-editing team and members of the post-production team.
Twenty Twenty managing director Leanne Klein said: "We have already begun tapping into the fantastic local talent pool in Bristol from where we are putting together our new team of casters and date editors."
And Channel 4's head of factual Danny Horan added: "This move is so great for Channel 4 Bristol and Manchester. We are thrilled to be investing in new diverse talent with Twenty Twenty.
"This is just one part of factual's commitment to expand out of London at scale."
The news comes after Channel 4 marked the opening of its new Creative Hub in Bristol earlier this month.
The Finzels Reach offices were opened on January 15 by Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon at an event for staff, producers and partners.
Its launch comes as the broadcaster aims to tap into pools of talent in the South West and Wales.
The vacancies have not been posted online as of yet.
