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Welcome
to the
Free Guide on
Cruise Ship
Jobs
...one of the most popular websites
on cruise ship employment.
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Welcome!
Living
and working onboard a cruise ship is something that many people dream
of, yet few are awarded the experience. The lack of accurate
and free information is what prompted this Cruise Ship Job
website. This site is intended for Canadians, Americans, British,
Australians, or basically anyone from an industrialized country that is
interested in cruise ship employment. This website
will guide you through every step of the journey, from a simple
thought of working on a cruise ship right through to the gangway and
beyond.
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You
will not only learn about the advantages of shipboard life and work, but
also the disadvantages . . . something that very few websites
reveal.
CruiseShipJobsDirectory.com allows you to make an informed
decision on whether cruise ship employment is meant for you.
What
you'll find in this website:
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What
it's really like to live and work on a cruise ship
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What
kinds of jobs are available onboard a cruise ship
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Directory
of cruise line cruise concession companies
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Directory
of cruise line crewing agents
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Job
directory of the cruise lines with direct links to their employment
page
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How
to write a winning resume and prepare for a successful interview
BEWARE
of Cruise Ship Scams
One
of the most important things to remember when looking for employment on
a cruise ship is that you should never pay a fee to find or secure a
job. In fact, according
to the International Transport Workers Federation of Seafarers,
requesting advance payments for work on ships is prohibited under
international maritime conventions.
Legitimate
agencies and cruise lines do not request payment to secure a job, nor do
they offer a job without carefully examining your experience through an
interview. So please, please, please never pay, transfer or
wire money for any job opportunity.
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