article_snippet: Wardens’ main duties are to meet and greet visitors, tell Wardens’ main duties about the history of Windsor Castle, and hand out free audio guides.
article_snippet: The wardens work for the Royal Collection Trust, a charity which presides over one of the world’s largest and most important works of art, jewels and artefacts.
article_snippet: A spokeswoman for the Royal Collection Trust said: ‘Warden staff are offered voluntary opportunities to receive training and develop skills to lead guided tours for visitors as part of visitors working day and to administer first aid, as well as to use visitors language skills.
article_snippet: A spokeswoman for the Royal Collection Trust added: ‘the Royal Collection Trust continues to award wardens an annual performance-related pay increase of up to 2.5 per cent, in addition to the cost of living increase, as well as one-off payments to those who have reached the top of as well pay scale.
article_snippet: The Royal Collection says The Royal Collection wardens enhance visitors’ experiences by ‘interpreting the exhibits, buildings and works of art whilst maintaining visitors’ safety and security’.
article_snippet: The Royal Collection says: ‘Whether you are greeting visitors at the start of their tour, carrying out security and baggage checks, or answering questions along the visitor route, you will be part of an impressive and unique experience.