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Summer Seasonal Alaska Cruise Ship Jobs

June 29th, 2010

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Working on a cruise ship is an excellent way to make money out of Alaskan tourism. Alaskan cruises are some of the most popular vacations to take and cruise lines sail the waters of Alaska in both the summer months as well as in the winter. Therefore, while seasonal employment does exist in the summer for cruise ship jobs (when cruising is most popular) it is also available in the winter. Those willing to work longer than just one season are in incredibly high demand because the cruise lines aren’t required to re-train dedicated employees. Those who stick with it for longer than one season often move up to higher earning positions.

Cruise ships, because of their sheer size have a variety of positions available. Thus, at any given time there are almost always open jobs. The cruise ship industry makes millions of dollars in revenue each year and the field is certainly growing. Therefore, working for a cruise ship represents an excellent way to earn money and see the world. If seasonal employment is your only concern and you are simply looking for a good way to earn money, there is no need for you to apply to cruise lines that run specifically out of Alaska. You can apply at any time and be on your way to seeing the world in no time! Some potential employees however, are eager to see specific parts of the world (like Alaska for example) and thus, apply for cruise lines that sail in one specific area. This is equally as common and while limiting yourself to a cruise line that sails only one area of the world might in turn limit your job opportunities, procuring a job on a cruise line is infamous in terms of good seasonal work and high earning potentials.

Cruise ship jobs are like fishing jobs in many ways. The hours can be long and sleeping conditions tight and isolated. One of the largest complaints from cruise ship employees is the hours in which you are working. Because most jobs require employees to stay on the ship it can begin to feel as if you are working 24-hours a day. However, the long hours always translate into high paychecks and like fishing jobs, the potential to earn is incredibly high because your employer often pays for most of the living expenses.  Therefore room and board, food costs and medical expenses are either all paid, or represent very low costs for employees.

Also like fishing jobs, some of the best cruise ship jobs are unadvertised, so finding the right one can be tricky. Sending out applications and researching the industry are the best ways to procure a cruise ship job. Knowing the positions you are qualified for, and applying well in advance will increase your chances of finding the seasonal employment as well as the paycheck of your dreams.

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Personal FitnessTrainer for Cruise Ship Jobs

June 2nd, 2010

Personal Fitness Trainer for Cruise Ship Jobs

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Beauty therapist – Steiner Wellness Spa Cruise Ship Jobs

June 2nd, 2010

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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Hairdresser/ Hairstylist – Cruise Ship Jobs

June 2nd, 2010

Get that Hairdresser/Hairstylist Cruise Ship Jobs

Steiner hairdressing jobs on board more than 130 Cruise ships world-wide!
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Allround Fitness Instructor – Cruise Ship Jobs

June 2nd, 2010

Looking for that exciting Cruise Ship Jobs, Allround Fitness Instructor Required

Become an International Allround Fitness instructor & work your way around the world!
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May 10th, 2010

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Cruise Ship Jobs – Casino cashiers and dealers

May 4th, 2010

Casino Cashiers and dealers for Cruise Ship Jobs

Job Description:

JOB DESCRIPTION:

R.A.G. Safety and Marine is looking for Casino cashiers and dealers. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.

Candidates that are applying for casino cashiers/slot attendants do not require to have previous experience in the gaming industry as we offer one week – ten days training.
All casino dealers should at least have 2 years experience, and the candidates that will be applying for managerial positions, need to have more than 8 years experience. Note also that managers do work on live tables.

Full accommodation on board the vessels is provided and a medical health insurance plan with IPH for all the employees.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS:

English and Italian speaking mandatory (Greek and Arab a plus).

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Cruise ship job interview questions

April 27th, 2010

 

Author: jabo

 

After landing a chance for a cruise ship job interview, you should take time to prepare for the questions that may be asked. It is important to think of the best answers to these questions to increase your chances of having your own cruise ship job. This preparations can also help you decide on whether a cruise ship career is for your as this questions are designed to tell the recruiter if your are fit for a job on board.

 

Questions to be asked are to find out whether you can do a cruise ship job and if you would be a good cruise crew. Some of the questions to be asked may include:

 

  • Are you able to work and live as part of a team composed of people from different nationalities?

  • Would you be able to live on board a high pressure and sometimes difficult environment?

  • Do you get sea sick?

  • Can you live away from home and family for at least six months?

  • Are you adaptable and flexible?

  • Can you live in a tiny cabin which may be shared with another crew member?

 

You can prove your being fit for the job by answering these questions positively and of course, honestly. Preparing for this kinds of questions will provide you a huge advantage in securing a job on board.

 

Learning a second language is also another advantage that you may gain in improving your chances of getting hired. You don’t have to be an expert or fluent speaker, a reasonably and understandable proficiency is beneficial as cruise ships have passengers of many nationalities and visits different parts of the world that is why there is always a need for a crew with second language.

 

English is the most important language but the requirement for a crew member to understand at least basics of another language is increasing. It may be to offer directions, take orders, or anything else that a foreign passenger may request of you.

 

You can get the best help from experienced crew members with Cruise Line Job Guide. They offer a guide which can help you decide, prepare and actually land on a cruise ship job. You can visit them at http://www.cruiselinejobguide.com

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Cruise ship jobs are one of the best jobs that one can have as they are paid to see the world. Know more about cruise ship jobs and how you can successfully land on one and get more details about cruise line job guide and cruise ship careers.

 

Great article, it pretty much answers all your questions for the cruise ship job interview.

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Cruise Ship Jobs – Cruise Ship Photographer

April 20th, 2010

Cruise Ship Jobs -Cruise Ship Photographer

Job Description:

Cruise Ship Photographers / Retail

You must be over 21 years old in excellent health, and be prepared to travel the world aboard a Luxury Cruise Ship!!

This dynamic team provides complete shipboard photography services which include guest photography, portraiture, guest film processing and onboard retail sales of photography equipment and accessories.

QUALIFICATIONS

Formal training in Photography / Videography / Retail or professional experience is preferable, but not essential. Must be friendly, helpful, honest and project a professional image.

CONTRACT

Job offer is subject to a successful medical,visa application and Police Check.

This will be a rolling contract of 8 months on 6 weeks off and then 6 to 8 months on and so on.

INTERVIEW

Manchester, UK 2010 date to be confirmed

CV

Please e-mail your CV

Hi, great opportunity, for anyone in UK at this time

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Best sites to find cruise ship jobs, genuine employment!?

April 14th, 2010

Cruise Ship Jobs

I am looking for genuine, web sites that offer cruise ship/hotel employment. I have come across a lot that ask for a ‘fee’ upfront!

Many thanks

The best and most genuine websites for cruise ship employment are the cruise lines themselves, or the sites of their concessionaires (for the shops, Spa, Casino)

You should stay away from those which ask for a fee upfront. There are legit agencies – which will charge once they have found a job for you.
Everything else – just forget it.

You need to apply to the cruise lines for a specific job, which requires a certain amount of previous experience – depending on what you want to apply for.

It also depends sometimes on your nationality, if it is better to go through an agency or direct to the cruise lines.

If you let us know what you want to apply for, what your past work experience is, I am sure we can point you in the right direction.

If you like to get in touch with me, feel free to do so via Yahoo Answers e-mail

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