In what might be termed as one of the most coveted job positions in the modern world. Do you have a crush on a British royal family member or want to have a taste of royal life? Well, this is a once in a lifetime chance to live and work in Buckingham Palace. The queen is currently looking to hire a new trainee butler to work at Buckingham Palace. although the job offer comes with free accommodation as a package, the butler’s wages will be in accordance with the London income and salary guidelines.

The Queen is looking to hire a trainee butler with no hospitality experience required.

The job advert describes the potentials of working for the Royal Family, “By joining our well-established career pathway, we will help you become an all-round hospitality expert.”

“Learning from our experienced team, you’ll deliver a hospitality service to the highest standard. You’ll deliver functions of all scales, from official lunches and receptions, to state occasions, providing an exceptional guest experience for all.

 

Hired personnel will work under the Master of the Household’s Department which ‘handles all aspects of hospitality across the Royal residences.’

“In an environment where development and training are commonplace, you’ll grow your skills quickly. We’ll be with you every step of the way and after initial training, you’ll be supported to achieve an accredited Butlering qualification too.”

The royal advert continues adding that experience is not necessary as they are looking for people with a “proactive approach and ability to tackle new challenges” who are “outstanding team player”.

The pay is £20,806 every year or £8.96 an hour, which is £1.59 under the standard of £10.55. according to local regulations

The royal job offered includes 33 days of holidays and a 15% employer contribution pension scheme. Accommodation and meals are included, which makes this a lucrative job offering. Despite being below the recommended living wage, the royalties are offering quite the benefits.

With training, meals and a place to sleep offered, this actually sounds like a good take away, especially when you get to add serving the royal family to your resume.