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Working on a cruise ship can be a unique and exciting opportunity for those interested in the travel and hospitality industries. Here are some of the job roles available on cruise ships: Hotel staff: This includes positions like front desk clerks, housekeepers, waiters, bartenders, and chefs. Entertainment: Cruise ships often have performers, musicians, and dancers to entertain guests. Deck and engine department: This includes positions like deckhands, engineers, and electricians, who are responsible for the maintenance and operation of the ship. Medical staff: Cruise ships have on-board medical staff, including doctors and nurses, to assist guests with medical needs. Retail staff: Cruise ships often have shops selling souvenirs, clothing, and other items, which are staffed by sales associates. Spa staff: Cruise ships often have spas offering a variety of services, which are staffed by massage therapists, estheticians, and other health and wellness professionals. Youth staff: Cruise sh...

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Imagine yourself five years in the future. What will you be doing? What will your resume say? Will you be working on a cruise ship? Or, will you have cruise ship experience listed on your resume? Picture what your future employers will think when they read your resume and it says, “Worked on luxury cruise ship visiting worldwide destinations.” Having a cruise job will definitely help your career on land…that is if you ever decide to switch back after getting a taste of working at sea! But, for the same reasons that working on cruise ships is an asset to a resume, are the same reasons why some people just can’t handle ship’s life. The hours are long…we’re talking 10 to 14 hours a day, seven days a week. You will be away from your family and land-based friends. Not everyone survives this type of schedule or can overcome homesickness. On the other hand you will meet and make new friends with people from all over the world. You will travel to some pretty amazing destinations. You will grow...

  It’s never too late to start the process of looking for a cruise job. Yet, contrary to what you may think, cruise ships have the same amount of passengers on their ships year round. As ships leave one itinerary they reposition to another itinerary, such as from the Mexican Riviera to Alaska. Crew members sign onto contracts for 4, 6, 8 or 10 months in length throughout the year. The one department that does increase the number of crew during the summer is the Youth Department. Summer holidays means more families travelling together meaning a huge increase in kids needing to be supervised in onboard children and teen programs. That holds true for all cruise lines that allow kids onboard (yes, there are some cruise lines that do not). Most cruise ships have year round youth staff (since kids travel throughout the year), but need to hire seasonal youth staff to handle the extra kids onboard. Many of these youth staff are teachers that are on summer break, university students on holidays...

It’s nothing new that employers want their employees to have an excellent attention to detail. Same holds true for the cruise industry. So, apart from listing it in your cruise ship resume, how do you show cruise line employers that you have this character trait? At the very basic make sure your cruise job resume is typo-free. Proof read, proof read, proof read. Then have someone else proof read it, too. To take attention to detail on your resume to the next level, you need to use consistent punctuation and fonts. Statements within your cruise ship resume can also show that you pay attention to the details. Phrases such as kept detailed records, balanced cash float daily, planned $10,000 party and stayed on budget, and organized activities within strict time constraints can all show attention to details for the job they are applying for. Just saying that you have an excellent attention to detail is not enough. It’s the attention to details that may get you the interview, but it’s the l...

Cruise lines are all about making money. It starts from the moment that the cruise is sold to the passenger. Then, as the passengers spend money on their cruise vacation, the cruise line tries to make their budgets and more specifically, profits. A crew member that understands how their cruise job is related to making the company profitable is one that is an asset to the cruise line. What attributes makes a crewmember think about the profits of a company? For entry level applicants, sales training and sales experience is one of the most important aspects of your resume that you can beef up. So many cruise jobs can benefit from a strong sales background, ones that you may not even think about. Of course, when you think of sales jobs on cruise ships, jobs such as Gift Shop Associate, Cruise Sales Manager, Port and Shopping Guide and Art Auctioneer come to mind. Yet, cruise ship photographers, salon and spa staff, bartenders and waiters should also have sales experience on their resumes. ...