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Life on board a cruise ship can be exciting and rewarding – travelling around the world,working with different nationalities,earning a good living,and having your room and board provided free.
But life on board is also demanding and challenging - -working long hours seven days a week,living in shared accommodations with your co-workers and following the ship’s rules and regulations.
Most cruise lines offer an average contract between six to ten months depending on the position.Unless you’re in an executive-level position,you’ll only be paid during your contract - vacations are unpaid and usually last two months.
Once you’ve finished a contract you’re not obligated to return for another contract,but is your sign-off evaluation is good,you’ll be invited back for another.
Employment qualifications
In order to begin a career onboard the ship each applicant must meet the following requirements:
- Age between 21 and 30
- Competency in English
- Hold a valid passport
- Have at least 2 year of related experience
- Be flexible with work schedules,duties and job locations
- Enjoy working in high-volume,fast paced guest service environment
- Be guest focused,pleasant,polite and courteous
General information about jobs on cruise ships :
Duration of contract:varies according to the position and the cruise company-usually a contract lasts for 6-10 months with the possibility of onboard extension
Upon the completion of contract every employee is granted with a 6-10 weeks vacation
Work Schedule:10 hours a day,7 days a week
Payment:
- According to the position assigned
Uniforms:
- Provided on board the ship (excluding shoes) at company prices
Food and accommodation:
- Provided by company
- Cabins occupancy: 2-4 persons |
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