Nr 1 Goal-do Cruise Jobs on Ships

A RCCL Ship in Costa Maya, Mexico

We all start off with our main goals in life, mine of course was cruise jobs on ships, mainly to see all the places in the world, my dad was in the navy. I grew up in Cape Town which is still after all my travels still one of the most picturesque places in the world. I got to see almost all the places I dreamt of as a child, except Mcchu Picchu in Peru

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My life on cruise ships started through a friend who was working on a ship out of Cyprus, there were 3 of us, we started working on a Louis Cruise Line ship doing cruises to Israel, Egypt and the Greek Islands. I worked on 2 ships with them, 2 stints on both. It was to be the start of a long life on cruise ships, eighteen years in total….yes some people do it for a few years and quit, I kept going. I loved seeing all the new places, well eventually they were not new, got to do India twice, Norway until I dreamt of the place.

The French cruise ship the Mermoz

I got a taste of what life on cruise ships were about, working out of Cyprus, I loved doing that part of the world, Egypt, Israel and the Greek Islands, Cyprus is a wonderful place and the people. Then it was time to move on, after a year I got a job on a French Cruise Ship the Mermoz owned by Croisieres Paquet. I worked for a casino concessionaire Casinos Austria. The Mermoz, sadly, does no long exist, she was sold to strangely enough to Louis Cruise Line, scrapped her after a few years.  The Mermoz was by far my favorite cruise ship, even after all those years (18), she was a classic old lady, very French.  I saw practically all the world, working on board her. Thank You Mermoz for the wonderful experiences of seeing the Galapagos Island not once but twice, Cuba, India, South America, Norway even my home town Cape Town, and then some really remote places as well, St Helena Island midway into the Atlantic, that is just a few. They even had wonderful musical cruises, theatrical ones, where they would go to places in old amphitheatres in Greece and do shows there, or have classical show on board.

Cruise jobs on a ferry boat

I even did a short stint on a ferry boat between Greece and Northern Italy, Anek Lines during the winter, lovely choppy seas of course. The money was good on there I worked for an American man who had the concessionaire on there.  My life changed, I then went to work out of New Orleans doing the Caribbean for Commodore Cruise Line, no longer exists. It was fun doing the Caribbean, going to the beach, wonderful experiences.

I returned to Europe and got a job with an English Casino Concessionaire, Southern Games based in Fulham, London.  I did quite a lot of different ships with them, the Portuguese ship the Funchal, which I did Brazil for the summer season three times, one of my favourite places is Brazil, the people just have so much energy, the place has a real buzz about it, the music. The Funchal would do seasons out of Sweden, the Norwegian fjords, beautiful, then Mediterranean, she kept moving, was in all different languages as well. I did some ships out of Palma de Majorca, one strangely enough yet again a Louis Cruise Line ship (haunting me) that was owned previously by Croisieres Paquet the owners of the Mermoz. It seem strangely intertwined, I never did figure that out. I also did the wonderful cruise ship Marco Polo joining her in Singapore coming back to the Mediterranean.

I ended my cruise history by doing 8 years with Royal Caribbean International, doing three of their Celebrity ships, wonderful cruise line as well.  The Royal Caribbean ships are getting bigger and bigger, I did three of the Voyager class one.  I highly recommend working for Royal Caribbean, check out their website.

I managed to fulfill my numer one goal and many others along the way, the moral is to follow your gut feeling inside with many things in life, for all of your thinking about that be adventurous get a cruise jobs for you, aim for the goals and things will happen for you.

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Get that Steiner Beauty Therapist Jobs on Cruise Ships

Steiner Wellness spa jobs on board more than 130 Cruise ships world-wide!


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Get that Hairdresser/Hairstylist Cruise Ship Jobs

Steiner hairdressing jobs on board more than 130 Cruise ships world-wide!
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http://www.smart-guide-to-world-cruise-ship.com/nursing-jobs-on-cruise-ships.html – Royal Caribbean: Nursing jobs on cruise ships – Touring Oasis of the Seas Medical Facility “A Visit to the Doctor’s”

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Get  great Cruise Jobs with your experience as a Acupuncturist

Steiner acupuncture jobs on board more than 130 Cruise ships world-wide!
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How to go about getting Cruise Ship Jobs

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Here’s the question, Who pay for the air ticket for your Cruise Jobs?

Sorry that some of you might be rolling your eyes at my ignorance now, ha!ha! But was wondering, I’m a Singaporean and the cruises I am interested to work in don’t exactly dock here, meaning I’d need to fly over; who pays for the air ticket and what other charges do I need to consider? Thanks for the advice!!
you should call or email someone in human resources to see if the company will pay for your airfare but either way i would report it on my taxes as a moving/business expense other charges: -cab -food -hotel

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Cruise Ship Jobs

A lot of these so called Cruise Ship Jobs Companies are rubbish! They want you to pay for the info etc… I just want a simple way to view and apply for jobs on a cruise ship.

Can anyone help? or give me tips on the best way to approach a cruise ship company? Has anyone here worked on a ship before?

You’ll find links to all of the cruise line employment sites, along with additional info. on finding a job on a cruise ship here:

http://allthingscruise.com/work-on-a-cruise-ship/

Good luck!

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i dealt with 1 agency for cruise ship since may n still nothing,no jobs n no promises ,funny part i have paid my money for their service.n every time i check them,got stories,some1 plis help with good agency.

What kind of job are you looking for? You can go directly to Harding Bros in the UK and they have lots of jobs in gift shops onboard a variety of cruise ships.

Once onboard as a shoppie, you can apply as a Purser or something else directly via the Hotel Director or Chief Purser. (That’s how I got my job!)

But you will need to complete a full contract as a Shop Assistant first…

Best thing – it won’t cost you anything to apply!

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