The British Royal Family, under the reign of
King Charles III, has posted two job offers to fill two key positions in their kitchen: Sous Chef and Chef de Partie. These types of jobs are a dream come true for chefs! Here we tell you the full scoop on what it would be like to be a cook for King Charles: what the requirements are, the salary, the benefits, and much more.You can also read:
Queen Elizabeth II's favorite dishesAvailable positions and responsibilitiesIf you are a chef, pay close attention, as you could be the chef for King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Sous ChefThis position is responsible for being the Head Chef's assistant in menu planning, supply control, and kitchen leadership. The applicant must have previous experience in high-level cooking and team management.
Chef de PartieThis position is for a chef who knows how to work independently and is well-organized, as they will be in charge of a specific section, such as meats, vegetables, or sauces. How much do King Charles' chefs earn?Although the online job offer does not indicate the salary, we can use other positions within the British Royal Household as a reference. For example, a Demi Chef de Partie in the Royal Household earns between £20,600 and £22,000 annually. This would be around 504,000 Mexican pesos per year. Therefore, the annual salary for these two positions could be around 500,000 Mexican pesos, not including benefits such as accommodation and meals. The benefits of working for the kingIn addition to a good salary, chefs will also enjoy:Accommodation in the palace, but this is subject to a salary adjustment if you decide to live there.Meals during the working day.Full benefits package, including a retirement plan.Up to 33 days of vacation.Requirements to cook for King CharlesProfessional chef certification.Experience in high-level cooking or luxury catering.Availability to work in different residences of the Royal Family.Excellent communication skills, organization, and passion for cooking.If you are ready to take on a new job challenge and are not afraid of protocols, you could work in the kitchen of King Charles III!See more:
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