Working on Cruise Ships

Cruise Ship Jobs - Watch Sales Specialist

2010-01-15T12:19:00.001-08:00

Job Description:

Watch Sales Specialist

With a fleet of 49 ships including Cunard, P&O, Crystal, Celebrity and Royal Caribbean

Winner of cruise/ferry travel retailer of 2008, Harding Brothers are looking for motivated watch sales specialist to join their dynamic team.

As an industry market leader and a family run business Harding Brothers prides itself on career growth and development for its entire staff.

As a Watch Sales Specialist you will be responsible for the watch department to include:

Exceeding sales and service targets.

Ensuring displays are eye catching and effective.

Delivering quality lectures to promote watch brands

Hosting promotional events to increase revenue.

Responsible for maintaining inventory according to set procedures.

Maintaining exceptional housekeeping standards.

Ensuring memorable customer service is consistently delivered.

Benefits

Tax free salary

Target based commission

Accommodation and meals included

The successful candidate will be over 21 years old, well groomed and personable with a proven track record of achieving sales targets within a luxury watch environment and have a sound knowledge of luxury watches. Basic fine jewellery knowledge is desirable.

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Cruise Ship Jobs - Youth Staff

2010-01-15T12:17:00.001-08:00

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Try the links above.

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Cruise ship casino dealer / croupier jobs.

2010-01-01T04:44:00.001-08:00

Casino Dealer / Croupier (roulette, black jack, baccarat) - Experience required. Good English Language skills required. Salary range: $1900-2600 US per month, depending on commission and gratuities. Possibilities for promotion to Assistant Casino Manager.

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Cruise Casinos -- Cruiseship Casino Jobs

2010-01-01T04:40:00.001-08:00

As cruise ships proliferate, the major cruise lines are constantly looking for qualified staff to fill a variety of positions in their shipboard casinos. More than 3,000 dealers and assorted personnel are now employed in these floating casinos, and while a friendly, outgoing personality is a clearly stated job requirement for cruise ship dealers, many seem genuinely happer in their work than a number of dealers we have come across in land-based casinos.

The major fringe benefit of the job is the obvious: the chance to visit a variety of exotic destinations that cruise passengers pay thousands of dollars to see. And when ships are in port (where the ship's casino is almost always closed), most of the casino workers generally are free to go ashore and sightsee, snorkle, sunbathe (or even visit the local casinos as a player).

Another major attraction is the ability (for those who choose) to save most of their pay and tips, since room and meals and pretty much everything they need while onboard ship is provided at no charge.

Onboard ship, casino staff generally live two to a small cabin, and dine and relax in crew areas. (Be sure to check: one major cruise line bunks casino four and even five to a cabin on some of its ships -- not, from several first-hand accounts, a pleasant experience.)

Unlike many cruise ship employees, casino staff often are allowed to use the ship's guest recreational facilities in their spare time.

Cruise casino staff generally enter into a four-to-six month "contract" to work on a given ship, after which they take a few weeks off before entering into a new contract to work on the same or another of the cruise line's ships.

For the most part, the major cruise lines are looking to fill casino positions with men and women with casino experience. Dealers in particular are expected to have experience in dealing several table games.

Among the positions available on cruise ships are:

Casino managers and assistant casino managers;

Casino dealers (blackjack, baccarat, roulette, craps, poker);

Casino technicians (responsible for maintaining slot machines and other casino devices);

Casino cashiers;

Casino hosts.

Below are links to several companies that hire casino staff for cruise ships.

Carnival Corporation

Norwegian Cruise Line

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Work on a cruise ship and see the world!…………….ummm NO! « Hap Working The World

2009-12-23T10:08:00.001-08:00

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Worth a read!

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Nursing Jobs on Cruise Ships, Forging Good Friendships With Nurses From Around the World : ) : Casino Hotel

2009-12-22T09:27:00.001-08:00

Nursing Jobs on Cruise Ships, Forging Good Friendships With Nurses From Around the World : )

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Nursing jobs on cruise ships – your great opportunity to work with a group of excellent nurses from all over the world!

Worldwide nurses come with all kinds of skill bases where practices may vary, and you can also learn a great deal of cultural medicine from them.

The greatest experience enjoyed by all cruise ship nurses is the joy of making many good friends that last a lifetime.

Cruise ship provides one-stop medical care and treatment center for the crew and passengers onboard. This medical center or called infirmary is running by registered nurses (RN), under the direction of the ship’s physicians.

Cruise ship nurse gave me a very good impression when I was working onboard a cruise ship, I myself found that they are very professional, courteous and helpful.

Every cruise ship nurse has good critical care experience, the ability to work independently, good assessment skills, and very good interpersonal skills as the job is very public relations oriented.

You must love to work with all kinds of cultures, languages and different medical viewpoints; because nursing jobs on cruise ships, you are actually meeting and dealing with people from all places in the world.

Passengers and the crew look up to the ship’s nurse for most of their health needs; especially with the crew who are away from home for months, you are primary care for them. You are like their friend, relative, sister, mother and nurse!

Cruise ship nurse is either hired directly by cruise line medical departments or through concessionaire companies servicing their line.

The medical center onboard is an urgent care environment where both crew members and guests are diagnosed and treated. The medical personnel encounters health care issues ranging from occupational health, primary care, and urgent emergency care.

Although most of the time the illnesses and conditions will be minor, all cruise ship nurses are trained in critical care or ambulatory nursing as they must be fully prepared for anything while cruising at sea. Nursing on cruise ships, this profession is kind of like frontier medicine.

Many cruise ship nurses do it for the experience, they like the challenge, the travel, the chance to work in an extended role. The nurse ability can think on the run and problem solving are also very important.

The medical center provides medical treatment for crew and passengers during clinic hours, and other times for emergencies and medical needs.

The physician sees those who require or request medical consultation, performs crew medical exams, orders and performs diagnostic tests, and prescribes treatments and medications.

Most cruise ships have all the medication or a legitimate substitute to be in stock, from aspirin to sophisticated equipment over 600 items onboard. Otherwise the passenger will have to buy it in port.

Cruise ship nurses are special, you will get worldwide recognition by being thanks and respect directly from the crew and passengers!

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Jobs on Cruise Ships

2009-09-23T05:10:00.000-07:00

Jobs on Cruise Ships can be a attractive option for many to travel and see the world, and get paid for it.
Cruise Lines always need people to employ with different skills to keep there floating hotels afloat.
The daily operation of keeping all the ships running smoothly with crew vacations, crew coming back onboard.
The jobs are all like the ones you would find in large hotels. Working on cruise ships are for the more adventurous,
who are not scared to try new things, not for the fainthearted. Loads of fun for individuals who like meeting new people and to please others.

Meals whilst on board, accommodation (shared most of the time-in bunk beds), return travel to home and other services that can save you money. You sign up for a period of time, a contract. The cruise ship is compact like a city with all types of services, people are needed with various skills. You find lots of jobs, such as hairdressers, massage therapist, beauticians (who all fall under steiner) waiters, musicians, dance, technicians, therapists, disc jockeys, lifeguards, casino cashiers, casino dealers, slot technicians. The highly skilled, like the captain and other management personnel are well paid well.

If you are prone to sea sickness, avoid taking a job on a cruise line, that the sea can be rough at times, especially during hurricane season. The seasick armbands work though. A lot of people do not adjust to the small cabins, they have to spend 6 months or more in it, it can become claustrophobic. Your physical health is important especially in jobs that can be very demanding, endurance being of utmost importance. Wages vary from one cruise line to another.

The ships are constantly getting bigger and better so there is a constant need for people to work onboard. It would be wise to weigh up the pros and cons, it is a great way to travel, make money, meet people from all walks of life and countries. If you really want to work on cruise ships then it would be wise to decide what job you would like to do, ie. casino dealer, casino closes whilst in port so therefore you would have a lot of free time, you still have to get your sleep in. The beauty salon, long hours, you might get an hour ashore now and again. It is wise to do your research on which job to apply for. In several jobs you need special skills, for example in the entertainment dept., beauty salon and youth staff.

If you don't have any experience you can still get jobs on boards cruise lines, they will train you, but be careful you don't get dumped into a dishwasher position or something similar, unless you can work yourself up to a better position.

Here are some jobs to apply for if you have no skills:
-Cruise Staff - you need general people skill
-Casino Cashier - customer service skills & cash handling experience, ie. bank teller
-Social Hostess - public speaking & people skills
-Gift Shop Associate - some retail or customer service experience
-Shore Excursion Staff - organizational, communication skills, knowledge of places
-Bar Waiting Staff - full training provided
-Receptionist - organizational & admin skills
-Internet Manager - some internet experience
-Photographer - full training provided but you must show a genuine interest in photography.
-Cocktail Server - full training provided
-Tour Guide - communication, people skills, knowledge of place or travelled
-Videographer - full training provided
-Guest Speaker - speaking skills with the ability to talk on a specific subject for an hour.
Some of the jobs available on board cruise ships, most of the jobs, require a high standard of customer service skills. If you have that under your belt you can use it to get in the cruise line industry.

You can always start in one position just to get the experience and then ask to do job training in the position that interests you at a later stage.

So you can see there are so many positions available if your are interested in following that course and seeing the world and getting paid for it.

If you have any certificates, whether CPR or life raft training, etc it is always handy to have.

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