Tag: working on cruise ships

In order to become a plumber on a cruise ship, you must have the same education and experience as plumbers working in land-based positions. You should obtain training through an apprenticeship or technical or community college. Read more […]

Before you show up for your first day at work, you will have to submit the signed contract. The contract is renewed each time you return from leave and it is usually remains in effect for anywhere from 4-12 months. Read more […]

While some cruise lines prefer to deal with agencies, some don’t mind dealing directly with dancers. To submit your resume and video, you should contact the cruise lines entertainment department directly. Read more […]

In addition to helping people find cruiseline jobs, International Cruise Services offers a variety of resources and referrals including the connection to a two week training school designed specifically to learn the ins and outs of working on a cruise line. Read more […]

Cruise ship employment as a Chef de Partie also places an individual in the position to be promoted to executive chef when they have demonstrated they have the skills needed to advance. Read more […]

There is also the possibility for acupuncturists to work with excursion planners and medical staff onboard the cruise lines they work for. Read more […]