I did 4 contracts in the casino and worked my way up. You are off duty in ports and before you get into international waters. My heart goes out to the invisible staff like housekeeping. Avoid the dining rooms like the plague.
I have just sat and watched all your videos because I am looking into working on a cruise and I would like to say thankyou!! They have helped me so so much😊
Great info video .. When I took avocation on a cruise ship I asked the employees how they like their job they said they loved it they just wished they had nice cabins like the passengers apparently the workers have cabins down below with no windows you would be in the lower levels in very small cabins and you may have to be sharing that small cabin with other employees
I will work on board eraly February after fighting for 2 years i can't wait . i got a lot good information from your channel thank you i love your channel .
I’m looking to work in a cruise ship but I have minimal experience and my highest is a higher nation certificate in qualifications how would I be able to interest a cruise line partner or a cruise line and I’m also actively seeking employment on shore as well is there a specific thing I need to do to be able to get a high chance In employment
How long does this entire process take? From when you would first contact an agent to when you are leaving to start work? I'm asking for anyone who may currently be on a non cruise ship contract so they know when to begin the process
the entire process can take anywhere from a couple months to what I have heard 8 or 9 months. Mine took 3 months. With a background check, medical, several certifications and credentials that need to be lined up before you get onboard and finally the wait period to when a position is open, it can take a while.
Hi there, I have recently discovered your videos and absolutely adore you and your personality. I had a question about the medical you go through to work on board obviously not assuming that I expect you to know everything but I am going to ask anyway. What types of medical conditions can get you tossed out? Like I'm Diabetic but can handle all of the requirements I just have to maintain my meds could I miss the opportunity because of my blood sugar? Or what about mental health conditions if you're medicated and completely consistent without incident? I love your channel and I appreciate you taking your time to read this.
Hi! I was wondering about the kind of people that Cruise Ships look for. Would you say the hiring process from Cruise Ships look more for Qualifications or for personality? Thanks. :)
Migglez depends on the job! if you are looking at something entry level I'd say personality is the most important as the rest can be trained. but if you're going into something as a specialist or a manager position, qualifications is a much bigger factor.
Hi.ate michelle thank you for this video you uploads . Its my dream to work in cruise and hope to enter a work there someday!currently im in grade 10 ❤
Can you please show that crew cabins at your ship?crew gym?especially how much space(shells closets...chests?) is at the crew cabin so i can calculate how much stuff i can get back home!or maybe its a cind of storage which i can pay for?and please tell something about that international relationship at the ship?are they warm enogh?no bullying?
Hey, I'm currently Studying Marine Navigation in Canada to get my 3rd mate's ticket and I am looking into possibilities of being a cadet on board a cruise ship. any advice on what process to go through. interested to hear the process of another Canadian
I am looking to work on a cruise ship or cruise line I have little to none of experience apart from retail work voluntarily how would I be able to get a chance of an interview
Hello Michelle Can you give me some tips as I have a Skype interview next Wednesday and been researching what the cruise ship is all about... I'm applying for P&O Australia All information would be super awesome ... Thank you so much
Just be super friendly and positive. I don't know what position you are applying for, but all lines like people with a great smile, that they get the sense can wow their guests by going over and beyond all expectations. Say a guest is angry...do you simply calm the situation and pass them off to your manager? Or are you someone that then checks up on them the next day to see how they're doing and if their experience has improved? These are the sorts cruise lines want :) Friendliness is super important. Not only that you'll be great with the guests,, but they also want to know that you can get on easily with your colleagues, who you'll live with, that will be from 60+ different nationalities :) Good luck!
+Rebecca Dickens Nice video. You may also want to checkout the review of How to work on a cruise on my blog at *jasonreviews. com/how-to-work-on-a-cruise-review/* Thanks. Everette.
Hi Michelle, I don't know whether you have ever worked for carnival UK. However, I spoke to the hiring agency today and they said you will need to know a lot about Safeguarding. Was this the same for you. Can you give any advice on this?
Hi Michelle. I'm planning to work on a cruise ships. But my work experience more on office work administrative work. I wanna ask what is the most closest job post on a cruise ships related to my experience or is it possible to go for a training or gain even 6 months experience? Thank you. 😊
hmmmm, what exactly are the jobs...cleaning? serving? i asume. do you need previous experience. the only experience i have is stock room. and pizza delivery over 2 years worth of delivering pizza.....:D
Hey, do you maybe know where Dutch people 'like me' have to go? I can not find it anywhere... i am looking for that a long time now. For my own choice, i hope to work on a ship from Holland America Line because a lot of staff members on board speak Dutch. But a other cruise line is also okay. I hope to hear from you, Gr Lucas!
check the HA website to see if they list hiring partners. I only know Royal Caribbean/Celebrity and Azamara for the Netherlands Hiring Partner Cruise Carreras Telephone+31.6.38741814 Email RCCL@cruisecarreras.com
It's best to ask a recruiter about this. If you can hear perfectly with it, I don't see why it would be a problem. I'm blind as a bat without my contacts- but I did my test with my glasses on and with that I'm 20/20- that didn't hurt me at all!
Hey girl! I just got hired at carnival, but have to lose a little weight before I can start. Can you elaborate on the medical? I'd super appreciate. Hope to see you on the seas!
Hello hello! You’re gorgeous darling! I can only see the pic, but I’m sure you don’t need to lose any weight. There are no requirements for that onboard- we’re all different shapes, sizes, skin tones, backgrounds, etc. The medical is pretty simple though there are a lot of parts. They’ll test your vision (near and far sightedness, test for color blindness, etc), ears (whisper test to ensure you can hear), your mobility (they’ll make you move all your joints- hands together, back of hands together, arms up, flexing, bending over, bending the knees, etc). A lot of this part would happen in a standard checkup. You’ll have blood taken so they can ensure there’s nothing wrong there and a urine test to screen for pregnancy (in females of course), overall health (sugars, etc) and drugs (they are looking for things like marijuana, cocaine, etc… to the company if you have things like this in your system, you aren’t healthy.. and if you buy or sell on land, you might buy or sell on the ship…which would be a problem for the ‘shipping’ industry, right?) You’ll also have a chest x-ray taken to ensure everything looks A-OK. Essentially, once you are onboard your medical needs (should any arise) are covered by the company. So, in order to make sure they won’t need to spend a ton of money on taking care of you, they’ll hire you on once you prove you’re fit for duty (fit to not be an expensive setback). It’s not like police training- you won’t have a psych eval or run an obstacle course/beep test. But you do have to disclose any current health problems/ meds being taken, things/surgeries that have happened in the past, etc. In my company there is a list of approved doctors we can go to. You can’t just go to your family doctor and this is to ensure the honesty/integrity and accuracy of the results. Hope this helps a tad. Good luck!
+Michelle Tim Gosh, you're a cutie!!! Yes, I was informed I have to get my BMI closer to 30, but the person I'm in contact with at CCL is awesome. Do you know if any pre-existing medical conditions would disqualify someone? I have one kidney (I got a gnarly infection) and a hysterectomy. I only take a hormone replacement. Any insight is so helpful. Love your videos! Totally getting me siked for me new gig!
What education would I need before getting interested in the child part on board, like the child care or activities? I live in Australia so what tafe course would be best? E.g. business, entertainment, hospitality, child care? (I think Aus tafe is like American collage)
It's not so much the education but the experience :) Some Youth Counselors are teachers and they do duty on cruise ships during their breaks from school- my personal degrees are in sociology/criminology, public relations and baking! So no child care schooling whatsoever- however I had done jobs where I had done a lot with kids, so that helped me. If you can get into a day care, coach a team, work at a place kids frequent (fun house, kids restaurant, etc), be a mascot, help run kids programs at a YMCA, summer camp- literally anything that means your spending time with kids will help. I worked for an MLS football team (Toronto FC) and worked with the kids, training them how to perform the opening ceremonies/ halftime shows etc- I also worked in a Kool-Aid activation for a whole summer where we set up a full on playhouse everywhere we went, was a camp counselor etc...Just to give you an idea (plus I'm an aunt). You do need to have a degree, so make it in what you're interested in and gain the experience in your work life :)
hey can you plz tell us how photographers work there and how they live ..... cz i am gonna work with MSC cruises ship thank you your videos are so hopeful 😉😁😇😇
It's a slightly tougher job as far as the revenue jobs are concerned (revenue jobs are spa, casino, shops, photo.. etc). The shops are good because when you're in port, they aren't allowed to be open, so these guys get that time off (or have the occasional meeting/ restock/merch shift). As a photographer, you won't be able to sell in port so your shop will also be closed. However you will always be one of the first crew up in the morning and off of the ship, taking pics of guests as soon as they start leaving the ship/entering the new ports- and you'll be out there in any weather condition until the majority are off. You then get a break to go out and tour around, but you'll be back onboard for dinner, taking photos of people at their dinner seatings/ formal pics etc. You'll open up shop and sell these photos as soon as the ship leaves port. If you're looking to do creative photography, this won't be for you (if you're an artist) as you'll be taking a lot of pics of PEOPLE. But if you're just in it for the experience, these are the people that love their jobs in the photo gallery. If you like and are good at video/editing- being in the broadcast dept tends to be an even better job/ a bit more creative if you're in it for the art ;)
Thanks so much! I've been working in the restaurant industry did customer service of the last four years and now I wonder continue doing good while traveling around the world I think cruise ships will be amazing if you have any tips or you can refer me that be great looking to build myself up thanks for your help
+Prince Parmar hi prince! I don't hire so i don't have that kind of info. They're probably looking though- they're always looking for all positions because of new ships, turnover as people just wanna do it for a bit for fun, etc. Give em a try.
Rachel Sharfstein google. They are different depending on where you're located country-wise. Some lines like celebrity have them listed right on the employment section of their website by country.
I am currently in the US Navy and want to work on cruise ships when I get out. Do you know if serving in the military before will help me out at all or should I just throw it all out the window? I am not a very high rank. I like your videos btw. Cheers from Washington.
Hey there Meghan! I worked onboard cruise ships for 10 years and then in cruise recruitment for another 5 - in answer to your question - some lines do pay for your flights right from the get go - other lines will require that you pay for your initial flight and then they cover all flights thereafter. Most every line will provide your accommodation the night prior to your joining your ship. I hope this info helps :)
I would say to be a sous chef you'd need education- but it depends on the type of experience you have. If you're a sous for a resto that has say one or two michelin stars, you'd be pretty favourable. Put it this way, the last executive chef I had's job prior to working onboard my ship was cooking for Queen Elizabeth (and her corgis) at Buckingham Palace. Could you be a sous to that type of experience? They also cook a ridiculous amount of meals each day- something like 30,000- are you used to this sort of pressure?? If the education or experience isn't there per say, they'd probably start you as a prep chef (in and around there) and have you work up. The ships promote from within so doing a good job gets you noticed quickly. But again, I'm not HR- this is just what I've seen/know ;)
Okay, this is two years old, but I had to reply! The woman has 10.5K followers ... maybe, just maybe, she's got something going for her that's working?!?
Okay, this is two years old, but I had to reply! The woman has 10.5K followers ... maybe, just maybe, she's got something going for her that's working?!?
I just had an interview with Carnival Cruise Line this past week!! So excited! Thanks for all your informative videos.
Thomas Bradley I just went on carnival the beginning of this month. It was a lot of fun.
What ship were you on? What was your favorite thing to do on board?
Can I ask where you applied
Thanks from a fellow Canadian! Looking to work on a cruise ship so this makes this very clear what's needed!
I did 4 contracts in the casino and worked my way up. You are off duty in ports and before you get into international waters. My heart goes out to the invisible staff like housekeeping. Avoid the dining rooms like the plague.
I have just sat and watched all your videos because I am looking into working on a cruise and I would like to say thankyou!! They have helped me so so much😊
Lucy Hankey Hi there! So have I! Have u landed a job on board? Lol what position are you looking into. These videos are great
Any luck?
Do cruise ships hire married couple? If so, where do they stay?
Great info video .. When I took avocation on a cruise ship I asked the employees how they like their job they said they loved it they just wished they had nice cabins like the passengers apparently the workers have cabins down below with no windows you would be in the lower levels in very small cabins and you may have to be sharing that small cabin with other employees
I wonder how long it took her to notice she lost that ear ring at 6:13.
I'm sure I noticed that day and replaced it. HOWEVER. I never noticed it happened in this video until this very moment. So thank you.
I'm dying.
Ah relooking I thought it was spit or slobber lol
Lol
I will work on board eraly February after fighting for 2 years i can't wait .
i got a lot good information from your channel thank you i love your channel .
You're such a cool chick!
Thanks for putting in the time for this video☺ I appreciate this along with many others to come😊
Would be really nice if you made a playlist of these videos.
I’m looking to work in a cruise ship but I have minimal experience and my highest is a higher nation certificate in qualifications how would I be able to interest a cruise line partner or a cruise line and I’m also actively seeking employment on shore as well is there a specific thing I need to do to be able to get a high chance In employment
This is very informative! Thank you very much!
How long does this entire process take? From when you would first contact an agent to when you are leaving to start work?
I'm asking for anyone who may currently be on a non cruise ship contract so they know when to begin the process
the entire process can take anywhere from a couple months to what I have heard 8 or 9 months. Mine took 3 months. With a background check, medical, several certifications and credentials that need to be lined up before you get onboard and finally the wait period to when a position is open, it can take a while.
coreyoz thanks for the info!
So just about to send off my application for a photography position on a cruise ship. Lets get this process rolling. :)
Hi there, I have recently discovered your videos and absolutely adore you and your personality. I had a question about the medical you go through to work on board obviously not assuming that I expect you to know everything but I am going to ask anyway. What types of medical conditions can get you tossed out? Like I'm Diabetic but can handle all of the requirements I just have to maintain my meds could I miss the opportunity because of my blood sugar? Or what about mental health conditions if you're medicated and completely consistent without incident? I love your channel and I appreciate you taking your time to read this.
This is very good information to know. Thanks....
Could a married or engaged couple find a job together on a ship?
Can you please let me know how much you get paid
Hi! I was wondering about the kind of people that Cruise Ships look for. Would you say the hiring process from Cruise Ships look more for Qualifications or for personality? Thanks. :)
Migglez depends on the job! if you are looking at something entry level I'd say personality is the most important as the rest can be trained. but if you're going into something as a specialist or a manager position, qualifications is a much bigger factor.
Michelle Tim Thanks SO much!! :D
I can hear u talk all day... nice videos!!!
Hi.ate michelle thank you for this video you uploads . Its my dream to work in cruise and hope to enter a work there someday!currently im in grade 10 ❤
Hello
I want to improve my english languagr through working in ship. My level is intermedate. I need your advice to achive my goal
can you help with a hiring agent for royal carabene .... i am from Pakistan i cant find one ..... i would be realy great full thanks in advance
I have got to get on your ship.......
Can you please show that crew cabins at your ship?crew gym?especially how much space(shells closets...chests?) is at the crew cabin so i can calculate how much stuff i can get back home!or maybe its a cind of storage which i can pay for?and please tell something about that international relationship at the ship?are they warm enogh?no bullying?
absolutely! the can video is next, just being edited and approved by my roommate ;) I'll do crew gym/ facilities etc after that!
Hey, I'm currently Studying Marine Navigation in Canada to get my 3rd mate's ticket and I am looking into possibilities of being a cadet on board a cruise ship. any advice on what process to go through. interested to hear the process of another Canadian
I am looking to work on a cruise ship or cruise line I have little to none of experience apart from retail work voluntarily how would I be able to get a chance of an interview
Hello Michelle
Can you give me some tips as I have a Skype interview next Wednesday and been researching what the cruise ship is all about... I'm applying for P&O Australia
All information would be super awesome ... Thank you so much
Just be super friendly and positive.
I don't know what position you are applying for, but all lines like people with a great smile, that they get the sense can wow their guests by going over and beyond all expectations.
Say a guest is angry...do you simply calm the situation and pass them off to your manager? Or are you someone that then checks up on them the next day to see how they're doing and if their experience has improved? These are the sorts cruise lines want :)
Friendliness is super important. Not only that you'll be great with the guests,, but they also want to know that you can get on easily with your colleagues, who you'll live with, that will be from 60+ different nationalities :)
Good luck!
+Rebecca Dickens Nice video. You may also want to checkout the review of How to work on a cruise on my blog at *jasonreviews. com/how-to-work-on-a-cruise-review/* Thanks. Everette.
Hi Michelle,
I don't know whether you have ever worked for carnival UK. However, I spoke to the hiring agency today and they said you will need to know a lot about Safeguarding. Was this the same for you. Can you give any advice on this?
Not even sure what that is?? Sorry!!
@@MichelleTimrox hi I'm from Trinidad and Tobago want to apply for a cruise ship job but I don't know where to start
You re gooooood girl!!!
lived u a lottt
please send more vídeos
kissessss
If the ship starts to sink, do the crew have to wait for the passengers to get off, or can they leave when oppurtunity avails itself?
the entire crew is responsible for the safety of the passengers. safety drills are weekly to prep in case of an emergency/evacuation.
For a commic 2 what type of qualification required plz help me
Hi Michelle. I'm planning to work on a cruise ships. But my work experience more on office work administrative work. I wanna ask what is the most closest job post on a cruise ships related to my experience or is it possible to go for a training or gain even 6 months experience? Thank you. 😊
There are admins onboard :) crew admin, hotel admin, marine admin..or you can look into something else entirely..work in the tours, activities etc :)
do you have to do a saftey training befor you go out of sea
hmmmm, what exactly are the jobs...cleaning? serving? i asume. do you need previous experience. the only experience i have is stock room. and pizza delivery over 2 years worth of delivering pizza.....:D
Hey, do you maybe know where Dutch people 'like me' have to go? I can not find it anywhere... i am looking for that a long time now. For my own choice, i hope to work on a ship from Holland America Line because a lot of staff members on board speak Dutch. But a other cruise line is also okay. I hope to hear from you, Gr Lucas!
check the HA website to see if they list hiring partners. I only know Royal Caribbean/Celebrity and Azamara for the Netherlands
Hiring Partner
Cruise Carreras
Telephone+31.6.38741814
Email RCCL@cruisecarreras.com
I could look for Celebrity. HAL is not verry open on there website. But i would look for it. Thanks. Maybe i would tell if i have found it ;).
Hey there Lucas - yes there is a HAL recruitment office in your country - feel free to email me at info@getalifeatsea.com for details :)
i have a misdeamenor from ten years ago, do you think i have possibilities to apply for a job onboard?
No problemo.
I'm permanently deaf in one ear but I use a hearing aid - will this cause me to fail the medical test?
It's best to ask a recruiter about this. If you can hear perfectly with it, I don't see why it would be a problem. I'm blind as a bat without my contacts- but I did my test with my glasses on and with that I'm 20/20- that didn't hurt me at all!
Hey girl! I just got hired at carnival, but have to lose a little weight before I can start. Can you elaborate on the medical? I'd super appreciate.
Hope to see you on the seas!
Hello hello!
You’re gorgeous darling! I can only see the pic, but I’m sure you don’t need to lose any weight. There are no requirements for that onboard- we’re all different shapes, sizes, skin tones, backgrounds, etc.
The medical is pretty simple though there are a lot of parts. They’ll test your vision (near and far sightedness, test for color blindness, etc), ears (whisper test to ensure you can hear), your mobility (they’ll make you move all your joints- hands together, back of hands together, arms up, flexing, bending over, bending the knees, etc). A lot of this part would happen in a standard checkup.
You’ll have blood taken so they can ensure there’s nothing wrong there and a urine test to screen for pregnancy (in females of course), overall health (sugars, etc) and drugs (they are looking for things like marijuana, cocaine, etc… to the company if you have things like this in your system, you aren’t healthy.. and if you buy or sell on land, you might buy or sell on the ship…which would be a problem for the ‘shipping’ industry, right?)
You’ll also have a chest x-ray taken to ensure everything looks A-OK.
Essentially, once you are onboard your medical needs (should any arise) are covered by the company. So, in order to make sure they won’t need to spend a ton of money on taking care of you, they’ll hire you on once you prove you’re fit for duty (fit to not be an expensive setback). It’s not like police training- you won’t have a psych eval or run an obstacle course/beep test. But you do have to disclose any current health problems/ meds being taken, things/surgeries that have happened in the past, etc.
In my company there is a list of approved doctors we can go to. You can’t just go to your family doctor and this is to ensure the honesty/integrity and accuracy of the results.
Hope this helps a tad. Good luck!
+Michelle Tim Gosh, you're a cutie!!!
Yes, I was informed I have to get my BMI closer to 30, but the person I'm in contact with at CCL is awesome.
Do you know if any pre-existing medical conditions would disqualify someone? I have one kidney (I got a gnarly infection) and a hysterectomy.
I only take a hormone replacement.
Any insight is so helpful. Love your videos! Totally getting me siked for me new gig!
What education would I need before getting interested in the child part on board, like the child care or activities? I live in Australia so what tafe course would be best? E.g. business, entertainment, hospitality, child care? (I think Aus tafe is like American collage)
It's not so much the education but the experience :) Some Youth Counselors are teachers and they do duty on cruise ships during their breaks from school- my personal degrees are in sociology/criminology, public relations and baking! So no child care schooling whatsoever- however I had done jobs where I had done a lot with kids, so that helped me. If you can get into a day care, coach a team, work at a place kids frequent (fun house, kids restaurant, etc), be a mascot, help run kids programs at a YMCA, summer camp- literally anything that means your spending time with kids will help. I worked for an MLS football team (Toronto FC) and worked with the kids, training them how to perform the opening ceremonies/ halftime shows etc- I also worked in a Kool-Aid activation for a whole summer where we set up a full on playhouse everywhere we went, was a camp counselor etc...Just to give you an idea (plus I'm an aunt).
You do need to have a degree, so make it in what you're interested in and gain the experience in your work life :)
Your video is valuable, but the only bad thing about it is that you talk very fast, Thanks for your effort that you put in it .
Where did you get your medical done!! I live in Toronto
It was somewhere around islington station. medysis or something...can't remember the name.
Hey question here , you have to be certify as sailor to work on cruise ship on board
+Bertojp89 only if you want a job as a sailor. Plenty of jobs don't require that
is it hard to get as an fitness instructor how many they use to take in one ship
Usually there's 2 :)
hey can you plz tell us how photographers work there and how they live ..... cz i am gonna work with MSC cruises ship thank you your videos are so hopeful 😉😁😇😇
It's a slightly tougher job as far as the revenue jobs are concerned (revenue jobs are spa, casino, shops, photo.. etc). The shops are good because when you're in port, they aren't allowed to be open, so these guys get that time off (or have the occasional meeting/ restock/merch shift). As a photographer, you won't be able to sell in port so your shop will also be closed. However you will always be one of the first crew up in the morning and off of the ship, taking pics of guests as soon as they start leaving the ship/entering the new ports- and you'll be out there in any weather condition until the majority are off. You then get a break to go out and tour around, but you'll be back onboard for dinner, taking photos of people at their dinner seatings/ formal pics etc. You'll open up shop and sell these photos as soon as the ship leaves port.
If you're looking to do creative photography, this won't be for you (if you're an artist) as you'll be taking a lot of pics of PEOPLE. But if you're just in it for the experience, these are the people that love their jobs in the photo gallery. If you like and are good at video/editing- being in the broadcast dept tends to be an even better job/ a bit more creative if you're in it for the art ;)
If i want to become a sous shef or a 2 cook is there any specific qualification require or just experience is okkay
We'll do you have your culinary certificate??
No
I'm looking to start working on a ship, I love traveling, where can I apply from the USA?
check here- just select your country- www.celebritycareersatsea.com/pages/about_hiring_partners
Thanks so much! I've been working in the restaurant industry did customer service of the last four years and now I wonder continue doing good while traveling around the world I think cruise ships will be amazing if you have any tips or you can refer me that be great looking to build myself up thanks for your help
Crazy eyes
Nice 👍🏽
Is the job long term?
Michelle*
there are any job vacancies available in ship for fitness persnoal trainer ?
+Prince Parmar hi prince! I don't hire so i don't have that kind of info. They're probably looking though- they're always looking for all positions because of new ships, turnover as people just wanna do it for a bit for fun, etc. Give em a try.
Michelle Tim ok ty so much dear..
Bt pleases give some information about if its possible for u..how to work in ship as fitness personal trainer.
извините .но не вижу кодов
how do you find a cruise ship agent
Rachel Sharfstein google. They are different depending on where you're located country-wise. Some lines like celebrity have them listed right on the employment section of their website by country.
I am currently in the US Navy and want to work on cruise ships when I get out. Do you know if serving in the military before will help me out at all or should I just throw it all out the window? I am not a very high rank. I like your videos btw. Cheers from Washington.
I'm sure it will! Any experience is good experience, right?
Be sure to read How To Work On A Cruise review on my blog before you buy. Go to *paulreviews. com/how-to-work-on-a-cruise-review/* Thanks. Lpd Mayor.
Do they supply your flight and hotel/ accommodations until you start?
Hey there Meghan! I worked onboard cruise ships for 10 years and then in cruise recruitment for another 5 - in answer to your question - some lines do pay for your flights right from the get go - other lines will require that you pay for your initial flight and then they cover all flights thereafter. Most every line will provide your accommodation the night prior to your joining your ship. I hope this info helps :)
can you just hire me ?
God no more jump cuts videos.
my dream is have an job in cruise ship..
but my parents always against me to do apply job in cruise ship #sadlife :(
The sex trade,thing u saidnot a,funny joke
Educational qualification
I would say to be a sous chef you'd need education- but it depends on the type of experience you have. If you're a sous for a resto that has say one or two michelin stars, you'd be pretty favourable.
Put it this way, the last executive chef I had's job prior to working onboard my ship was cooking for Queen Elizabeth (and her corgis) at Buckingham Palace. Could you be a sous to that type of experience? They also cook a ridiculous amount of meals each day- something like 30,000- are you used to this sort of pressure??
If the education or experience isn't there per say, they'd probably start you as a prep chef (in and around there) and have you work up. The ships promote from within so doing a good job gets you noticed quickly.
But again, I'm not HR- this is just what I've seen/know ;)
I'll volunteer to give you a chest x-ray.
I went to my own doctor. You are wrong.
Do you have to talk so much , seriously ? Can you not just get to the point and stop wasting our time with your blabbering.
Okay, this is two years old, but I had to reply! The woman has 10.5K followers ... maybe, just maybe, she's got something going for her that's working?!?
Okay, this is two years old, but I had to reply! The woman has 10.5K followers ... maybe, just maybe, she's got something going for her that's working?!?