Weird question......is it possible to work in .......????

Question

Buckingham palace???

I thing it might be just great!

Kisses

Answer 1

Yes it's possible in all sorts of jobs from cleaner to secretary given the right qualifications. Keep your eyes on the sits vac columns, or phone the palace (they are in the book). I understand that the pay is not very good, but the prestige is!

Answer 2

Yes but you would be subject to lots of security checks and other stuff.

Answer 3

Yes it is possible. You can apply directly through the official British monarchy website under recruitment, which will bring you to a page with the message:

"The Royal Household aims to provide exceptional support and advice to The Queen, enabling her to serve the nation and its people.

To achieve these aims, we look to attract the most talented, professional and committed candidates from the widest available talent pool. We also aim to ensure that all employees can contribute to their full potential.

Read on to find out more about working for the Royal Household and view our current vacancies."

LATEST VACANCY UPDATE  

Role: ACCESS CONTROL OFFICER

Based at: Buckingham Palace, London

Salary: c. £20,000 per annum plus benefits

http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page1.asp

Answer 4

so do i .. i hope this link helps

Answer 5

no they dont let your type work there

Answer 6

you can once you have been vetted by the secret services,mi5&6.

Answer 7

It's a job isn't it.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

Yes. Go to http://www.royal.gov/uk

Then click on Recruitment on the very bottom of the page and you'll see this:

Click Overview:"The Royal Household provides unique career opportunities across a wide range of sectors and professions.  

Whether you are just starting out or are looking for the next step, bringing your career to the Royal Household is one of the most fulfilling and exciting decisions you can make. You'd be joining an organisation that places enormous value on its employees, and where tradition goes hand in hand with modern working practices.

Jobs within the Royal Household are usually advertised in national, regional or specialist media in the usual way, and advertised internally to encourage career development and offer promotion opportunities to existing employees. Details of the latest vacancies are also listed here. Applications can be made by downloading the standard application form from this site.  

Read on to view current vacancies and to find out about the Royal Household as an employer."

Click on General Vacancies and see this:

"Below is a list of all our current permanent and fixed-term vacancies. Click on the job title of a specific vacancy for further details.

If no current vacancies match your skills, experience or interests, you can register your details to receive an email alert if a particular type of vacancy arises.

  



Windsor Castle

DAILY CLEANER - Full and Part-time roles available

Closing date for applications: 29 February 2008

Windsor Farm Shop

COFFEE SHOP ASSISTANT - £6.11 per hour plus benefits

Closing date for applications: 25 February 2008

Windsor Farm Shop

COFFEE SHOP MANAGER - £19,500 per annum plus benefits

Closing date for applications: 25 February 2008

Windsor Farm Shop

BUTCHERY MANAGER - Windsor Farm Shop, c.£25,000 plus benefits

Closing date for applications: 15 February 2008

St. James's Palace

ASSISTANT SALES AND MARKETING OFFICER - c.£24,000 plus benefits

Closing date for applications: 15 February 2008"

There are many links to explore and jobs come up at any time.

Answer 10

it is very possible.i can't imagine the royal family cleaning their own toilets or cooking their own meals.

Answer 11

It's not a job, it's a lifetime committment.

It is possible.  People do.  People must.

You would have to have connections, and be really, REALLY discreet!  

And reserved.  Have you ever seen what kind of people hang out with British royalty?  They are pretty stoic.

Answer 12

It must be possible - you probably have to apply through a special agency and be thoroughly investigated first in case you're a threat to the monarchy.  I think it would probably be quite awful myself, because I bet most of the available jobs would be in service, e.g. waiting at table or whatever, and I wouldn't want to be humble all the time.