Do you work on a cruise ship? 10

See what position you're applying for? The details of the requirements will be slightly different for different positions

General requirements: no criminal record, no hepatitis B and other blood infectious diseases (do not take chances). There are no obvious scars, and obvious tattoos (as long as they can be covered by clothing, they are not obvious, and small tattoos on the hands can be covered with band-aids).

Spoken English (must be able to apply for European and American cruise ships). Heightened appearance requirements (only available for some Asia Cruises positions). Age (some are 18 years old, some are over 19 years old).

You must have a seafarer's certificate (you will take the test after passing the interview).

Specific requirements for example: Before the interview, consider your spoken English, if your English is good, your ability to work under pressure is okay. You can try positions related to sales, such as duty-free shops, British Steiner cruise spa department, etc., these positions will not be so tiring and the pay is relatively good.

For example, duty-free shops can rest during the day and work at night, team commissions, cruise spa department, $1,000 minimum wage deposit per month, choose your own rest time every Sunday, and choose the second contract to go to the cruise line. But there is performance pressure, which requires you to have a good ability to work under pressure. Spoken English must be passed

Rooms: The salary is good, but it is very tiring and tests the physical strength. Female students should apply with caution.

Restaurant: You have to learn table manners, how to set tableware, etc., but there is a difference in rank, and the income is not the same. Cleaners, kitchen workers, no special requirements, sometimes ask you what kind of detergent you usually use, how to use it?

The salary is not high, but it is not tiring. It's up to you.

Note: It is recommended to go to European and American cruises. Beware of flickering

Cruise recruitment has been in China for many years, and there are many people who have been deceived, mainly because there are a lot of black intermediaries in China, who give false publicity to students who do not know the situation, or just charge and do nothing, so when signing up for an interview and choosing an agent, you should be cautious and inquire more. Consult more, don't hand over your money easily, and the general formal agent is to pass the interview first and then charge a fee. How much is the fee, you should inquire clearly before paying, and the details of the charge.

There is also the position you are applying for, ask clearly. Remuneration varies greatly from position to position.

Cruise spa bar

Two or more foreign languages (including Cantonese) other than native speakers. Able to go home for 6 months. Not very demanding.

Hehe, no. I'm a passenger on a cruise ship. The Brilliant cruise ship is one of the three top cruise ships in the world, and it feels great to be on it...

I wrote about this in the Encyclopedia of Seas:

Advantages: 1. Use the least time to obtain monetary benefits that cannot be obtained by other traditional industries, and the benefits are usually 2-3 times or even higher than those of traditional industries, which greatly shortens the struggle time.

2. Use the least amount of time to travel to more than a dozen or even dozens of countries in the world, enjoy the customs of foreign countries, and broaden your horizons, which is more suitable for travelers. Compared with some other travelers who travel at their own expense, the advantages are self-evident.

3. Use the least amount of time to exercise your English speaking ability, no matter how good your English is in China, it is only Chinese English, and there are more than a dozen to dozens of colleagues and guests from dozens of countries on the ship who speak all kinds of English. Soon you will find that your English listening will develop by leaps and bounds, and you will dream of it all in English.

4. Use the least amount of time to be familiar with the service concept, service mode and work experience of the international hotel cruise, and it is not a problem to re-employment after returning to China.

Disadvantages: 1. When you first get on the boat, you may be a little seasick, but the symptoms will be relieved and gradually disappear within 2-3 days.

2. When you first get on the ship, you may be a little overwhelmed by the labor intensity of the work, but this lies in a process where practice makes perfect.

3. When you first get on the ship, you may be very confused and frustrated because you have never worked in a hotel before, and feel that you can't do anything, but don't worry about your colleagues, they will usually be very friendly to help you.

4. When you first get on the boat, you may feel tired because you work at night and change the jet lag, but it doesn't matter, it will be better to take it slowly.

5. When you first get on the ship, you may be scolded by the manager or foreman for doing something wrong, which is a must, if you are not strict with you, you will not learn from your mistakes.

I passed the first level of the interview, I don't know if I want to go?

Personally, I think it's good for me to have the opportunity to experience a cruise. But you must pay attention to the choice of intermediary, it is best to find an intermediary, otherwise it will be reversed, and in the end it will not be sent, and I don't know who is responsible.

As for whether cruise ship work is good or not, the benevolent will see the benevolent, and the wise will see the wise, but if you have a pure play mentality, then be careful, work is work, and there is no such thing as the best of both worlds in the world. The work intensity of the cruise ship is high, the time is long, and the English is also a great challenge (the carp jumps the dragon gate after the crossing). If you are still prepared, it is recommended to start with a land project abroad, the salary is not bad, but it is easier than a cruise ship, and you can learn English in a more natural state.

This is a personal impression of mine, thank you for the thumbs up.