Quick chat with... Hotel Steward Administrator Tyson! Q: What inspired you to join the team here? A: I was inspired to join the team because I learnt that this is a small multinational team. This was my first ever cruise line company to work with, and I was warmly welcomed by the family. Q: What do you think is the most important skill that a successful professional need to have? A: Communication Skills, Teamwork and Self Motivation are some of the most important skills that successful professionals need to have. Q: What do you enjoy doing outside of work? A: Outside work hours I like Reading and exploring new places. Q: What's the best trip you've every been and why? A: My best trip until now has been a visit to the Griffin Vulture rescue center in Cres, Croatia. It has given me a whole new perspective about Vultures that we don’t know about. Q: How would your best friend describe you in three words? A: Proactive, Helpful and Reliable. #cruise #cruiselife #cruiseship #cruisejobs #hiring #crew #crewjob #GCCLcareers #CareersatGCCL #GrandCircle
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Quick chat with... Cabin Attendant Berco! Q: What inspired you to join the team here? A: Heard from my friends that atmosphere on board was nice. It's like a family. Q: What do you think is the most important skill that a successful professional needs to have? A: First of all a positive attitude and integrity. Q: What do you enjoy doing outside of work? A: Explore places ship visit, take pictures and go out. Q: What's the best trip you've every been and why? A: Cruises from Portimao to Barcelona. All ports and cities are beautiful, full of cultural sites, and of course Sagrada Familia and Barcelona stadium. Q: How would your best friend describe you in three words? A: I'm always told that I'm funny, easy going and disciplined. #cruise #cruiselife #cruiseship #cruisejobs #hiring #crew #crewjob #GCCLcareers #CareersatGCCL #GrandCircle
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Seven Seas Recruitment is currently recruiting for the following position: ・Title: STEW/COOK for a 30m private sailing yacht. ・Employment Type: Seasonal. ・Salary: €3500. ・Location: Mediterranean. Vessel Details: ・Dual season, 30m sailing yacht currently located in the Med is searching for a seasonal (with the potential to turn permanent) Cook/Stew to start onboard ASAP. ・The yacht operates a dual season cruising itinerary with trips in the Med and Caribbean. ・Fantastic multinational crew of 4 onboard. Position Details: ・The ideal candidate will be someone who has a minimum of 1-2 full years’ yachting experience in a similar position onboard vessels of similar size or larger. ・This position is a seasonal role to start ASAP, and you must have a proven track record of strong experience on sailing yachts of similar size. ・This role is split 50/50 between cooking and Stew work. Requirements: ・A valid Schengen visa/European passport is required for this role. ・Must have excellent verifiable references and all relevant certificates in hand. ・Start date: ASAP. To Apply: ・Submit your CV via the website, at: https://lnkd.in/edeMSt-G ・Alternatively, email your CV to Erin, at: [email protected] 📥 Best Regards, SSR Team.
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International Recruiter for jobs on river and ocean cruise ships - Europe, Slovakia, Germany - Hospitality jobs in Germany and Austria - a German Father of 2 kids living in Slovakia - Enjoys Spartan Obstacles races
Ocean or River Cruises? This is not always an easy question to answer. Review some key facts and have your own thoughts: River Cruise conditions: * ships with a size of 80-135 m and capacities of 80-250 passengers * seasonal contracts from March to November/ December , sometimes as well during layoff period during Winter season * regular paid vacation leaves of 5-9 weeks of holidays throughout the year * one various ships 1 day off per week on board * sailing destination depending on the river range, mainly within Europe, Asia, Africa and America * accommodation and meals are provided free of charge on board * EU or Swiss working contracts with paid health and social insurance in Europe/ Switzerland * paid travel expenses * great career options and joining possibilities throughout the season * 30-50 crew members working on board, main departments are Galley, Housekeeping, Restaurant/ Bar, Administration, Front Desk, Hotel Management, Shore Excursion, Spa and Wellness on selected vessels * various companies on the market with only English or German speaking guest, mixed vessels with various nationalities, French, Italian or Spanish speaking guests * no special training certificates required Ocean Cruises conditions * timely limited contracts with a lengths of 4-7 months on board, followed by a holiday break of 2 months * ships size vary from 500 passengers up to 6.000 and more passengers * crew size depending on the size of the vessel from 300 crew up to 1500 crew members or more * paid and organized embarkation to the vessel and back * free accommodation and meals provided on board * sailing destinations worldwide from 3 day cruises up to 3 month cruises * itineraries depending on the company from Caribbean Islands, Mediterranean Sea, Northern Europe, Orient, Asia, Northern America, Antarctica, Arctic, * various departments on board from classical hotel departments such as Restaurant, Galley, Housekeeping, Guest Service, Management to Entertainment, Shore Excursion, Sport and Leisure, Spa and Beauty, Boutique and Sales, Kids Club and Entertainment, Purser and Fiances, and various other more * variety of cruise lines with only English speaking Guest, only French or only German speaking Guest, international Passenger mixes, Expedition Cruises, and much more * worldwide sailing itineraries on the ocean * mandatory Basic Safety Training STCW certificates Above is just a short and quick comparison and does not claim to be complete. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! #river #ocean #cruise #compare
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Ocean or River Cruises? This is not always an easy question to answer. Review some key facts and have your own thoughts: River Cruise conditions: * ships with a size of 80-135 m and capacities of 80-250 passengers * seasonal contracts from March to November/ December , sometimes as well during layoff period during Winter season * regular paid vacation leaves of 5-9 weeks of holidays throughout the year * one various ships 1 day off per week on board * sailing destination depending on the river range, mainly within Europe, Asia, Africa and America * accommodation and meals are provided free of charge on board * EU or Swiss working contracts with paid health and social insurance in Europe/ Switzerland * paid travel expenses * great career options and joining possibilities throughout the season * 30-50 crew members working on board, main departments are Galley, Housekeeping, Restaurant/ Bar, Administration, Front Desk, Hotel Management, Shore Excursion, Spa and Wellness on selected vessels * various companies on the market with only English or German speaking guest, mixed vessels with various nationalities, French, Italian or Spanish speaking guests * no special training certificates required Ocean Cruises conditions * timely limited contracts with a lengths of 4-7 months on board, followed by a holiday break of 2 months * ships size vary from 500 passengers up to 6.000 and more passengers * crew size depending on the size of the vessel from 300 crew up to 1500 crew members or more * paid and organized embarkation to the vessel and back * free accommodation and meals provided on board * sailing destinations worldwide from 3 day cruises up to 3 month cruises * itineraries depending on the company from Caribbean Islands, Mediterranean Sea, Northern Europe, Orient, Asia, Northern America, Antarctica, Arctic, * various departments on board from classical hotel departments such as Restaurant, Galley, Housekeeping, Guest Service, Management to Entertainment, Shore Excursion, Sport and Leisure, Spa and Beauty, Boutique and Sales, Kids Club and Entertainment, Purser and Fiances, and various other more * variety of cruise lines with only English speaking Guest, only French or only German speaking Guest, international Passenger mixes, Expedition Cruises, and much more * worldwide sailing itineraries on the ocean * mandatory Basic Safety Training STCW certificates Above is just a short and quick comparison and does not claim to be complete. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! #river #ocean #cruise #compare
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5 reasons to use a shoreside Purser ✨ 🔸 Cost Savings Reduced salary and overheads costs, meaning you save on travel, medical, uniform, onboard costs. No recruitment fees. 🔸 Reliable Support We are dedicated to completing tasks efficiently and accurately, allowing you to focus on core aspects of the daily operation. 🔸 Continuity By outsourcing the admin tasks to our shoreside services, you will always have the Purser support you need. Building strong and long-lasting relationships with our clients is part of our core values. 🔸Alleviate Stress If you delegate responsibilities to us, you can reduce stress and alleviate the burden of managing numerous administrative tasks. 🔸Time Saving With our focus and efficiency, we can take care of routine admin tasks that can be time consuming but necessary for the daily operation. Get in contact with us to find out more! ✨ #pursersolutions #yachtcaptains #yachtpurser #yachts #yachtadministration #superyacht #yachtmanagement
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🌊 Northrop & Johnson Celebrates Exciting Collaboration by Our Crew Services Department We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone achieved by our dedicated Crew Services department. In an industry-leading initiative, they have successfully partnered with top yacht crew recruitment agencies to develop a comprehensive mini-guide, designed for entry-level yacht crew members. 🚤 Fostering Excellence in the Yachting Industry: This collaborative effort marks a pivotal step in our commitment to excellence within the yachting industry. Understanding the challenges newcomers face, our Crew Services department has diligently worked alongside industry experts to compile a resource that not only educates but empowers aspiring yacht professionals. ⚓ A Resource Like No Other: The guide meticulously covers essential aspects for those embarking on their yachting career - from understanding the demanding nature of the job to acquiring the necessary skills and experience. It serves as a beacon, guiding newcomers through the complexities of the industry and helping them stand out in a competitive environment. 🛥️ A Testament to Teamwork and Expertise: This initiative is not just about providing resources; it's a testament to the collaborative spirit and expertise within our organization. By pooling knowledge and experience from various facets of the industry, our Crew Services department has demonstrated exceptional leadership and foresight. 🌟 Looking Towards a Bright Future: As we celebrate this achievement, we are also excited about the potential impact this guide will have on the future of the yachting industry. We are confident that it will play a crucial role in shaping well-informed, skilled, and adaptable yacht crew members, ready to meet the high standards of service and expertise required in this sector. We look forward to seeing the positive changes this collaboration will bring and are eager to continue supporting initiatives that enhance industry standards and provide meaningful opportunities for growth and development. To learn more ➡ https://lnkd.in/efciSEBk #YachtingIndustry #Collaboration #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerGuide #MaritimeCareers #Teamwork #InnovationInYachting
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This article from The Career Beacon explores the exciting world of cabin crew careers, providing valuable tips and resources to help you take flight! Ready to trade your desk for the world? Click the link below to learn more! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gHuk6AFs
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Working on a cruise ship is different from a land-based job, as you might expect. Here are the answers to questions many people have about working on a cruise ship. https://lnkd.in/e6J8bvGm #cruiseship #MHGinsurance #cruiseshipjob
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I have experience in Cruise Ship in the hotel sector since 1997 until now, I have a certificate STCW Complete, HUET with CAEBS, GWO Working at Height and Sea Survival, Food Handling Certificate.
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