Thank you! I’ve been trying to research employee experiences on cruise ships, but most other employees seem to sugarcoat sea life, and make it seem so fun. Which I’m sure it is, but I’m looking for the financial and practical implications of it, so again thank you.
I was an engineer in the navy and when I got out ,I worked with a cruise line as a mechanical engineer ( fixed and maintained ships engines) I was pulling in 2,000 a week!! Of course sometimes I didnt see daylight for a week at a time!!
Casino workers have some of the best situations on the ship as the Casino is one of the few places closed while docked which means lots of opportunities for off board adventures but when you are on ship and the casino is open there is not much to do other than drink or watch movies in your room so why not be working on socializing with people you won't see again after 7 days? As a dealer you know you may see the same ass hole player once a week for years but on a ship, after 7 days, bye bye. advantages and disadvantages.
@@jonathanlovesadventure7838 it is about what you want. If you are single why wouldn't you want to be on the ship instead? Travel vs same ol same ol. if the pay is better (which there is one ship that pays better than vegas for dealers) why would you want to stay in vegas?
I agree with some of the other comments I\'ve seen - if you want to discover about how to how to how to save money on cruises try Panlarko Cruise Cutter Planner (do a search on google)? my friend told me about it unbelievable
My husband worked for a cruise company for 5 years. He’s an engineer so he was on pretty good money. Enough to have a deposit for a house, though getting the actual mortgage was a nightmare, with him only getting paid while he was away. He recently left cruising and works for a local ferry company. He gets paid more, though he is a lower rank, gets more time off and just generally like the job more!!
It's SO EASY for your earnings to be spent on food, coffee, eating out, shopping, and the miscellaneous...,,,, there is a big gap on the ship between lowest positions and higher ranking positions........ saving money tho is quite an accomplishment
Its very possible to make a lot of money with persistance and good performance. Been working on ships for 6 years, have met people from Canada, England, Australia who keep coming back because of the money. To me the best payment of working on ships has been all the places the boat allows you to see. Love my job!!!! :) :) :) :) :)
Muffin Tops I doubted so much about working on ships because I was paying more attention to the bad experiences than to the good ones!....I am so so SO GRATEFUL for everything that I have seen, dont let other tell you how it is like, experience it yourself, if you dont like it thats ok, you go back home with a different plan. As far as I know most shiplines require people that are 21 years old at least, I remember one time on board Carnival there was a crew member who was 18 years old but I dont know how he managed to get a contract. My best advise if you want money get a position in restaurant, bar, housekeeping, money with A LOT of work. If you want more time to see and travel go for a position in Casino, the shops, Art, Guest RElations, Entertainment. You will no see a paycheck higher than 3 probably 4 k but you´ll have more free time. Good luck! :)
To those Filipino working with you in the Cruise Ship they also pay bills and send money in the Philippines by sending money to their Family. That's why they work hard. There are a lot of difference with culture, I agree with you but for other , working in a cruise ship is their dreams. They can also buy them houses if they save enough.
Sir my name in mittralal upadhyay from Nepal . I have 10 years experience about hospitality security guard now I am working in doha qatar how to apply job one agency asking me $300 First they said this amount for proses. Why ??
Wow my son lived with me til he found a house he was going to purchase. He saved as much money for his down payment and was in the middle of closing the week hurricane Michael hit. He lost everything. House was gone. He now lives with us and just got a 2018 truck. His car he had went thru the hurricane and we kept it on life support to get him back and forth to work. His fiance lost her brand new car thru the hurricane so I sold her my Veloster and got a new car. I can't imagine parents not helping their child unless drugs, drinking, won't get a job etc were a problem. I have one of them. But a good young adult couple I would give my last dollar to.
Depends on the job, I want to be an engineer (I am British) and I would start of at $31k per year. But someone working in the bar/restaurant from Philippines will get a lot half of that. However the UK is a lot more expensive to live in that the Philippines, but I am a single man with no children, but a lot of those Filipinos have families.
Fair warning to anyone working on a ship for the first time, it's going to be reallly hard to save money. Crew bar, port food and experiences, souvenirs... My first three contracts I would have potentially come home with $10k each. Instead, I came home with about $2000 each time, lol. But the experience was worth it.
Elrond Imladris was Norwegian willing to accommodate disabilities? I hope you were successful at the job fair, and we’d love to hear if there were opportunities for you - ADA compliant or otherwise! The cruise industry has really been working on making it possible for passengers with disabilities to fully participate in recent years, it would be really great to hear that they are also making opportunities (as they should be in 2020) for persons with disabilities to to obtain jobs in their organizations.
Right&Tight Apparel I didn’t go to a job fair or meet them in person. After applying and waiting for many months they finally sent me an email and set up a video interview on Skype. I believe I had two Skype interviews within the same week. Then several weeks later I was sent an email with a job offer. It took a long time waiting for The interview, but once I was offered a job I was schedule for a contract within a few weeks. So once I was finally hired it was really really fast.
What I find that is so difficult are all the additional dining options on my ship such as sushi or the Italian restaurant for eating out with friends. I feel like most of my spending money goes right to eating out!
Alana Delia I know exactly what you mean. We had a Brazilian steakhouse that was so good. And my first broadcast partner was from Brazil. So he and I were there all the time haha
GUYS ITS JUST A JOB. i have been working 13 years. need to work another 20 years. 90 percent of the crew earn 1000-2000 dollars. only management earn more. and also we have to support families back hiome.
I worked on a cruise ship for 5 years. I take prescription medication daily. You have 2 options. 1) bring all you need for the whole contract. 2) the ship Doctor will write you a prescription as needed.
A good singer is worth their weight in gold though. That's about the hardest "instrument". A really good "name" instrumentalist should get their own cabin too, but in all cases it's a LOT of work to get that good.
Your videos are quite informative. I was wondering if the hiring on these ships is age restricting? I'm a very capable 66 year old who understands the work load. I'm a cook who would find this work perfect. Am I dreaming to think that I could be hired on a cruise ship? Shoot me str8
Ramses of RA I don’t see a reason not to hire you. As long as you pass the medical exam you should be fine. Apply to all the companies and see what happens
$16 to transfer money to your home bank account? That sounds like extortion to me... It sounds like cruise lines are finding ways to pay their employees increasingly lower wages, and charging them for more services... Cruise lines used to pay in cash exclusively. They should still do so. They used to pay cash, then the employees could either stash their money in their safe until the end of the contract and deposit the lump sum when they get home, or they could store their money in the ship's financial office for a small fee until the end of the contract... I guess you can't avoid paying fees completely, so I think a good way to minimize the fee to transfer money between your accounts is to use the ATM once at the end of your contract to take out everything you have made on the contract, then take that lump sum of cash home with you to deposit in your bank account.
By the amount of that fee, it sounds like the money is being sent bank wire, versus a traditional bank direct deposit . They might have to do it this way due to needing to process banking while traveling around the world
Yes but usually you'd be getting paid less on land for the same job (if you convert your pay to dollars). At least that's how it is in my country. And you don't have the same expenses.
Short answer: Not on your first couple contracts. Cause you'll be too busy living the life, and spending money on food, drinks, ports, and gifts for your family back home. But if you're disciplined, you can save almost everything, and come home with quite a bit of money (if you don't have bills)
$500 is exactly 12,250... and currently i get payed $1.30 an hour. so i understand why most ppl put up with so much cuz once u get back home you can build a house. buy a car your pretty well off.
omg im watching this in Charlotte NC as well you got s new subscriber!! It’s a sign from the universe!!! Maybe I’ll get a Brazilian partner as well. 🤗Im going on career fair for Norwegian tomorrow.
I live in a Homeless shelter so the only expenses i have is a 45$ bill and thats it and its a non contract phone bill so i can quit that anytime sounds like i am good
Depends on state. Virginia no insurance they want their plates. If you own car have title you can go without insurance. But you should get coverage for theft or other type loss while stored.
YA BUT THE THING IS WHEN THE CURRCY DROPS, INFLATION IN THAT COUNTRY GOES UP REAL HIGH SO BASICALLY U R NOT 3 TIMES RICH BUT U R EQUAL JST AS MY EXPERIENCE. THANK YOU.
Yeah, I live in one of those countries. But a retail position on the ship pays a lot more than the same position on land (in my country). AND you don't have the same expenses.
What about classes given on ships? How does it go for instructors? How would that work? What if the class you want to teach does not exist yet. How would I go about offering it to the right people? Who would I float the idea to?
Yeah for BELIZE our money is devalued to half a u.s pallor, so if you mad $500 I would essentially made $1,000 and the Brazilian would have made $1,5000.
Hi I did the Disney Dream cruise which was awesome. We had 3 waiters who took care of us. One told us he had 6 months contract and 6 months at home in Portugal. Is that correct you do 6 months onboard and 6 months off. He said he’s been working at least 4 years
leemo philander they’ll make between 1500 And 2500 per month. Work 10 hours a day and you will likely need to speak at least two languages and have some hotel experience. Minimum one year. I don’t know super specifics but you may reach out to Jordan F Martin on his channel and see if he has a contact in that department he can connect with
Thank you very much for shearing your experience and for being so clear! I don't know if you already said it, but i would like to know in which cruise ship did you work? I have some questions that maybe have nothing to do with your video: would you tell me how much does it cost the cheapest Rent of a department? How much, including taxes and food, did you expend in land? And finally, what about buying a department, the cheapest one? Thank you so much for your time reading me, Cheers from Argentina!
OrnellaLeone I worked for Norwegian Cruise Line. On three different ships. I don’t understand your other questions. What do you meant buying a department? I didn’t have to pay any rent while working on the ships.
Thanks! I meant in your country, rent and department in Land, in your country. I'm trying to compare that with rent and price of the cheapest department in my country (in dolars). Just a personal concern
No difference when a 18-19 yrs old still leaving with their parents and joined the Forces. For the first 1-3 years he/she saved a lot of money. But most of them don't.
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Hi. Somebody told me, my MaitreD from river cruise, on the ocean cruise from Royal Caribbean, waiter, good waiter!, can make a lot of money. I say, 4.000$-5.000$ per month. Is it true???? Good waiter, good tables, lot of tips. Royal Caribbean. Thank you anyway for movie. Greetings, waiting for text.
No my freind it's the same thing even though it's different currency....remeber while the dollar has less value in a specific country the value of things is high so it cancel right back out
Hey sean I really like your video I just have 1 question .. How much does the hospitality member make? Like service and which is best to make career housekeeping or service?.
Salman Sheikh you am look at maybe $1500 to $2000 a month with tips. Restaurant work is crazier hours. But housekeeping as very lonely sometimes because you’re by yourself a lot
You werent one of the cruise slaves. Those who work long hours for next to nowt. Are you charged for room and board, are you charged for cleaning your uniform.
Kompressor2007 Hey. I made 2000 per month. That’s probably average. Entertainment staff made less but they sold bingo and stuff so they maybe made 2400 a month. Youth staff made probably 1800 per month. Singers and dancers made probably around 2500 a month. I would assume you will be around 2000 per month. But you will get free food and room. It’s paid in US currency. What country are you coming from?
Hey thx for your anwer! I'm from Argentina. Currently I'm joining merchant marine so my position should be as deck officer in a couple of years, if everything goes right haha what about deck officers salary? Any idea? Thx in advance!
Since I worked in the hotel side, I’m not sure what the salaries of the deck and engine positions were. But for starting out salaries, I would assume 2000 per month is around what you can probably expect.
Hey brother, I’m rather nomadic and don’t have a home per se, how easy is it to keep work ongoing, I’d assume it’s easy to make connects and you can have another cruise job lined up after the one ends, what do u think? Thanks man
Matthew Stiffler even though its contract work. As long as you don’t get fired, you will be offered a contract after each contract for as long as you want
I definitely think you should do it. That itch you have, that though to maybe try it, will never go away. And you will look back years later and still wish you had done it. Just go for it. Apply and see what happens. Its only about half a year out of your life. And if you hate it, you don't have to go back. I would rather see you go for it and then stop, rather than never do it and always wonder it. When you go, however, make sure you have tied up lose ends back home. Don't have any bills or expenses while you're away. If you can, of course. The less you have to worry about or pay for while you're on the ship, the more enjoyable your time will be AND the more money you will save and/or be able to spend on awesome stuff while traveling. DO IT!
You clearly don't understand international finance. Your Brazilian coworker did not get a 3X windfall with the devaluation of the Real. He had the same purchasing power before and after because prices rise in tandem with inflation, and in this case, currency devaluation In other words the prices in Brazil would triple following 3X devaluation. . Here's how to think of international currency markets and why day to day the currencies are in equilibrium (assuming they are freely floated on the currency markets and not artificially determined by the government, although the still go to equilibrium with black markets). Brazil regulates their currency, i.e., they set the "official" exchange rate. Whenever that rate gets out of whack for the rate that should be in place based on Supply and Demand, the black market will force it to equilbrium. Brazil's devaluation is that governments attempt to eliminate the black market. Currencies are like any other good or product. The price for any currency (exchange rate) is based on the demand for that currency vis a vis all other currencies. Demand and supply are in equilibrium if they trade in open markets. When a currency is not in equilibrium, this creates opportunities to "arbitrage" that currency. So you could have a situation where prices are lower for no good reason other than favorable currency exchange rates. Let's say the product is gold and for whatever reason gold is $50 an ounce cheaper than anywhere else simply because of exchange rates. What would happen in that situation is that capital will rush in to profit from this incongruence and demand will increase as more and more rush in to take advantage of this anamoly. What happens? the price of gold goes up until it is even with the global markets. It's called arbitrage and this always brings the currency markets to equilibrium, Your non American shipmates are not getting a comparative salary bump simply because their salaries are denominated dollars. Has nohing to do with that. If they are getting a bump, it's just because they are being paid more than their opportunity alternatives back in their home country. That isn't to suggest that their countries have the same cost of living and the U.S., it could be lower or higher, but that has nothing to do with the currency they are paid in or exchange rates. Your other comment about income taxes of other countries and wondering if you shipmates were sliding on their taxes. That's a silly notion. What makes you think their taxes aren't withheld simply because they are not American'?. I swear, that is so typical of Americans to think like that, as if other countries didn't have the infrastructure to collect taxes.. Good lord. Smarten up.
Matthew Wolfgram in comparison of “staff” v “crew” the staff get more privilege. More public area access, less roommates, more money. You’ll most likely be “staff” level or higher working on the bridge, eve if you’re a cadet
That is okay but l want to ask you about the question, that is when you join into the price cruise ship work, have you paid the registration payment? many of them ask as when we talk with them, please tell me the way, and is it ok please tell me how much, we confused in it because all of the asks us in different amount please tell me the way how to get it
All In One so my buddy says his salary was about $1000 US per month. But you make commissions on all sales. And many things on the shops are hella expensive. Especially jewelry
Omg I'm from Charlotte! Fresh out of college and thinking about applying to work on a cruise ship somewhere before I get into a locked down job so I can travel... thoughts??
If your looking to make money the cruise ship might not be your thing...if your thinking the service industry is a bad job with no money your wrong....I retired from the Hotel/Country club industry....some jobs pay crap but there fun...I worked 33 years total, figured out who made the good money and how to get that job....if you like the work and stay long enough you will find that you will make that money....remember what he said about the USD....it is not much when there's no exchange rate...ahhhh. But all jobs have their perks..like hotels... I could travel to a fun city and stay in a 4 star hotel in New York City for $25.00 a night....the Country clubs were great too....They would close for the winter...I could then go On a Cruise....made great money towards the end...retired Mtr'D...started as a bar back,houseman....retired now with a small pension yet....Bottom line if you start at the bottom and stay long enough you will do fine...even tho Unions are a thing of the past....this video he is telling you a lot of true dat things too....best of luck and follow your dreams while your young...you only go around once remember...
Excellent explanation of what to expect financially! Most other cruise ship job videos just don't address the reality of "salary" vs. "expenses". I am considering applying as a legal assistant OR a lounge singer (thank you for addressing both positions). Could you PM me the credit card that you used during your contracts that did not charge exchange fees!
Ivan Vidakovic From what I saw, the medical center was quite small. One doctor and a handful of nurses. That was about it. I could be wrong. But I also didn’t spend much time with them. The medical staff kept to themselves a lot.
¨What's it like in the Crew Bar?¨ I just watched this video :))) And yes, there is 2 or max 4 nurses... Just one more question, I'm sorry if I'm boring. Do you know did they drink at all, is it allowed to us?
You have some great skills to explain.. I'm 32 in entire life i never watch a full video of anything even in cinema i go out alot of times for smoke or another cup of coffee.. I want you to try commercial tv or any where you can connect large nymber of audience..btw already have a fan now and alot more going to be very soon..
How much do IT guys make? I saw 2 positions, IT manager and Asst. IT manager. I guess, depending on the company, they may also receive the IT officer or Systems manager designation. Any idea how much these guys make?
Coffee With Sean Thank you for such a quick reply Sean. Got one more thing to ask you. What about the PEME, the medical checkup? Was wondering if you have a detailed video on that on your channel. But thanks again mate! Keep up the good work, very informative! :)
anakein I never made a video about that. But it was easy. It’s basically a physical. They sent a list and I just handed that to the people at the care facility. I had to play out of pocket, but I was reimbursed by the cruise line when I boarded my first ship. That reimbursable money was likely put on my first paycheck
Coffee With Sean I actually have a bit of gluten sensitivity, not a full blown allergy that would require an epipen or even meds. I mainly stick with a rice based diet. I can even ingest gluten in moderate amounts, only a binge would lead to a diarrhea. Also, had a few cavities filled when I was in my early teens, relics of a sweet tooth. Worried about these two issues specifically. Please do a video on the PEME sometime, couldn't find a reliable and succinct insider's scoop on that one yet. Bet that's gonna be of use to many out there pondering these questions...but good job with the videos anyway, great stuff and great presentation! Would've grabbed some coffee with you if I weren't living half way across the world. I'm from India btw, Namaste. :)
Hi Sean, Can you tell me anything about working on a cruise ship in the Bakery? I have a Baking degree and have considered working on a cruise ship for a while now, but I cant find hardly any info on being a cook/baker. Any information is welcomed, thanks!
I used to hang out with a girl who was a pastry chef. She was super cool but I know she didn't want to stay there forever. I remember her saying to me that it was tough being in the kitchen all day under those florescent lights. But she absolutely loved her co-workers. She was the only girl so they all called her "Princess." I think with any job on ships you will have long days and a lot of hours working. But, I also look at it as a super intensive resume builder. If you only do one or two contracts, you will have built your baking chops to a maximum. You will have baked so many things, for so many people, if you decide to go back to baking on land you should have a little bit of a leg up. Not to mention, anyone you go and try to work for on land will be super jealous and interested of your cruise ship stories. I think it could be worth trying for one contract. However, I myself was really happy to be able to leave my office all the time and walk around. But that's just me. Also, you wouldn't be following your own recipes and you probably wouldn't feel fulfilled on ships as a learned baker. You will follow the strict company recipes and guidelines. But you may find yourself able to experiment in you down time. Who knows? But for the most part you would be probably doing the same stuff daily, unfortunately. There isn't too much glamour in the work part of ship life.
Wow, thanks Sean! Thats honestly the most information I've been given about working in the kitchen so far. Since I've just graduated recently I believe the experience gained could be very useful, I think I'll give it a go. I know it wont be all sparkles and glammer, but I'm a bit more excited now. Really, thank you so much!
Yeah the doctors on board. I always though it would be cool to be a doctor getting to travel the world on a cruise ship but didn't know what their situation is like on the ship
Can i work on board if i have disabilities? Like glaucoma(half blind), heart disease? because i wanna try to apply next year! Btw i work as a Baker here in the Philippines but i can work all around too like hot kitchen, cold kitchen, sushi chef, buffet cook! I wish they accept people with disabilities.😢
@coffeewithsean In regards to the tax situation depending on your country you are required you to file the taxes & claim your income as foreign income & we will pay the taxes back home &they deal with it since we are earning American currency the USA typically want us to be taxed on it (Ie no free money)
How much do Engine Mechanics make? I'm an aircraft mechanic and noticed that the certification carried over for cruise ships, but I can't seem to find any salaries.
ballinjack What is your job exactly? It’s hard to believe considering the Captain normally pulls in 150,000 yearly for six months of working ( 2 months on and off) The doctors normally pull in 8,000-10,000 monthly.
I see what you are saying but please remember there are many aspects of ships whether public, private, and contract ships. I deal with PRIVATE contract ships so that means if the contract says i get 6,000 base pay, 7,000 in overtime pay, and 3,000 in everything else thats 16 grand a month right? On boat i work on captain 28 grand a month because of contracts.
Julio Sousa Matos Yeah. You can watch my grooming video. But it depends on where that tattoo is. If you can hide it with clothes you’re good. If you have a job that is not very much in front of guests you’re good. I have a tattoo on my forearm and I was fine. I worked with one guy who had a full sleeve but as long as he wore a long shirt he was good. Just talk to the recruiters about it and you should be fine.
Richard Bonnke Go to all the cruise line sites and find the list of agencies they work with to find new crew members. Contact the agency for your country and apply to them. If you can apply straight to the company, do that too. In your application and resume, highlight your talents specifically to that job and also customer service. Then keep applying. All the time. To all the companies. Also don’t just apply to one job. If you think you would like the automation engineer job or cruise staff or youth staff or Broadcast or stage hand, apply there too. Because once on the ship, you can ask to cross train for the job you really want. Good luck!
Heyy, does anybody know how much a steward gets paid? I wanted to apply for guest service wich is my área of experience but i was told I needed to speak at least 4 languages, and i only know english besides spanish, so i was told by the recruiter that i could start as a galley steward, does anybody know the approximated amount of cash per contract for disney Cruise line on this position?
Verzac3 Dreams maybe for a specific cruise line for a specific guest service role you need to know 4. And yes more languages will likely get the job sooner. But continue to apply to all cruise lines. English is the language you need for guests. Don’t listen to whoever is telling you that negative stuff
Thank you! I’ve been trying to research employee experiences on cruise ships, but most other employees seem to sugarcoat sea life, and make it seem so fun. Which I’m sure it is, but I’m looking for the financial and practical implications of it, so again thank you.
Working on a Cruise Ship is the best experience I ever had.
Why
i feel like hes has a gun too his head xd
The smart ones do! I saved a ton of money while gigging aboard Disney and Princess ships.
apart from money a lot of people find life partners. this is priceless feeling
I was an engineer in the navy and when I got out ,I worked with a cruise line as a mechanical engineer ( fixed and maintained ships engines) I was pulling in 2,000 a week!! Of course sometimes I didnt see daylight for a week at a time!!
I can't even imagine working 10-12 hours a day ( as a casino worker) for 6 months straight without a day off. Ugh.
Casino workers have some of the best situations on the ship as the Casino is one of the few places closed while docked which means lots of opportunities for off board adventures but when you are on ship and the casino is open there is not much to do other than drink or watch movies in your room so why not be working on socializing with people you won't see again after 7 days? As a dealer you know you may see the same ass hole player once a week for years but on a ship, after 7 days, bye bye.
advantages and disadvantages.
How does somebody go from dealing on land, say in Las Vegas, to working on a cruise ship?
@@jonathanlovesadventure7838 it is about what you want. If you are single why wouldn't you want to be on the ship instead? Travel vs same ol same ol. if the pay is better (which there is one ship that pays better than vegas for dealers) why would you want to stay in vegas?
Its not working when its your passion
I agree with some of the other comments I\'ve seen - if you want to discover about how to how to how to save money on cruises try Panlarko Cruise Cutter Planner (do a search on google)? my friend told me about it unbelievable
My husband worked for a cruise company for 5 years. He’s an engineer so he was on pretty good money. Enough to have a deposit for a house, though getting the actual mortgage was a nightmare, with him only getting paid while he was away. He recently left cruising and works for a local ferry company. He gets paid more, though he is a lower rank, gets more time off and just generally like the job more!!
It's SO EASY for your earnings to be spent on food, coffee, eating out, shopping, and the miscellaneous...,,,, there is a big gap on the ship between lowest positions and higher ranking positions........ saving money tho is quite an accomplishment
Very big gap
Its very possible to make a lot of money with persistance and good performance. Been working on ships for 6 years, have met people from Canada, England, Australia who keep coming back because of the money. To me the best payment of working on ships has been all the places the boat allows you to see. Love my job!!!! :) :) :) :) :)
Loren Cita I’m from Canada and I’m about to turn 18 and I am seriously thinking about working on cruise ship!
Muffin Tops I doubted so much about working on ships because I was paying more attention to the bad experiences than to the good ones!....I am so so SO GRATEFUL for everything that I have seen, dont let other tell you how it is like, experience it yourself, if you dont like it thats ok, you go back home with a different plan. As far as I know most shiplines require people that are 21 years old at least, I remember one time on board Carnival there was a crew member who was 18 years old but I dont know how he managed to get a contract. My best advise if you want money get a position in restaurant, bar, housekeeping, money with A LOT of work. If you want more time to see and travel go for a position in Casino, the shops, Art, Guest RElations, Entertainment. You will no see a paycheck higher than 3 probably 4 k but you´ll have more free time. Good luck! :)
What kind of job do you have in the cruise that allows you to visit places?
@@beth9015 Casino, gift shop, art gallery, perhaps guest relations, those are the departments with more free time.
I interest about hospitality security . Can I apply I have 10 years experience .in gulf bahrain and qatar
To those Filipino working with you in the Cruise Ship they also pay bills and send money in the Philippines by sending money to their Family. That's why they work hard. There are a lot of difference with culture, I agree with you but for other , working in a cruise ship is their dreams. They can also buy them houses if they save enough.
Mate ! These videos have been a huge help - I'm heading to Melbourne for January 4th as a Jr Assistant Purser onboard the Golden Princess !
Sir my name in mittralal upadhyay from Nepal . I have 10 years experience about hospitality security guard now I am working in doha qatar how to apply job one agency asking me $300 First they said this amount for proses. Why ??
Wow...what nice parents...not charging their child to store stuff in their basement 😁😁😁
My parents would have taxed my ass 😩😂
Wow my son lived with me til he found a house he was going to purchase. He saved as much money for his down payment and was in the middle of closing the week hurricane Michael hit. He lost everything. House was gone. He now lives with us and just got a 2018 truck. His car he had went thru the hurricane and we kept it on life support to get him back and forth to work. His fiance lost her brand new car thru the hurricane so I sold her my Veloster and got a new car. I can't imagine parents not helping their child unless drugs, drinking, won't get a job etc were a problem. I have one of them. But a good young adult couple I would give my last dollar to.
Just found this channel. Im thinking about working on a cruise ship so this is awesome info. Thanks!
Depends on the job, I want to be an engineer (I am British) and I would start of at $31k per year.
But someone working in the bar/restaurant from Philippines will get a lot half of that.
However the UK is a lot more expensive to live in that the Philippines, but I am a single man with no children, but a lot of those Filipinos have families.
You will not start of with 31k in your first year🤣
Fair warning to anyone working on a ship for the first time, it's going to be reallly hard to save money. Crew bar, port food and experiences, souvenirs... My first three contracts I would have potentially come home with $10k each. Instead, I came home with about $2000 each time, lol. But the experience was worth it.
Excellent content. You set yourself apart among all the other videos on working on a cruise ship. Thank you for your time! 🙏
Going to a Job Fair in September for the Norwegian gonna be interesting hope they are ok with people with Disabilities
Elrond Imladris was Norwegian willing to accommodate disabilities? I hope you were successful at the job fair, and we’d love to hear if there were opportunities for you - ADA compliant or otherwise! The cruise industry has really been working on making it possible for passengers with disabilities to fully participate in recent years, it would be really great to hear that they are also making opportunities (as they should be in 2020) for persons with disabilities to to obtain jobs in their organizations.
i love this guy
I love the way you talk and drink ! ....and that your and mine cup is always full as you talk and I listen,,,,,,
North Carolina, Charlotte! Here and going to work Norwegian in October.
Jessica Cooke that’s awesome. Email me and let’s grab a coffee!
What was your interview process? They are coming to Raleigh in October and I'm going to apply.
Right&Tight Apparel I didn’t go to a job fair or meet them in person. After applying and waiting for many months they finally sent me an email and set up a video interview on Skype. I believe I had two Skype interviews within the same week. Then several weeks later I was sent an email with a job offer. It took a long time waiting for
The interview, but once I was offered a job I was schedule for a contract within a few weeks. So once I was finally hired it was really really fast.
@@CoffeeWithSean Do you know how much cabin stewards make?
Theresa Morgan I would guess after tips you can make over $1500 a month. But I have no idea
Excellent Content, Thank you!
Sending love from Gastonia North Carolina.....❤ I love cruise ships🚢
Very informative! Thank you so much!
What I find that is so difficult are all the additional dining options on my ship such as sushi or the Italian restaurant for eating out with friends. I feel like most of my spending money goes right to eating out!
Alana Delia I know exactly what you mean. We had a Brazilian steakhouse that was so good. And my first broadcast partner was from Brazil. So he and I were there all the time haha
You seem like an awesome young man!! EXCELLENT EXPLANATION. Thnak you!! :) I'm only looking at this video for fun, but cool info!!
Until Jesus Returns thank you so much for your compliment. I really appreciate that!
GUYS ITS JUST A JOB. i have been working 13 years. need to work another 20 years. 90 percent of the crew earn 1000-2000 dollars. only management earn more.
and also we have to support families back hiome.
Thank you for your specific tips very thorough tips for all my research with this job. 🙏🏼👍🏼
Can you work on a cruise ship if you have prescription medication from your doctors and how would I get it if I worked on a cruise or
I worked on a cruise ship for 5 years. I take prescription medication daily. You have 2 options. 1) bring all you need for the whole contract. 2) the ship Doctor will write you a prescription as needed.
14:26 people spend good points
A good singer is worth their weight in gold though. That's about the hardest "instrument".
A really good "name" instrumentalist should get their own cabin too, but in all cases it's a LOT of work to get that good.
Your videos are quite informative. I was wondering if the hiring on these ships is age restricting? I'm a very capable 66 year old who understands the work load. I'm a cook who would find this work perfect. Am I dreaming to think that I could be hired on a cruise ship? Shoot me str8
Ramses of RA I don’t see a reason not to hire you. As long as you pass the medical exam you should be fine. Apply to all the companies and see what happens
Coffee With Sean Thanks man. I needed that encouragement. Keep making those instructive videos. You're a natural for it.
I guess if I was younger I’d may do the Cruise Ship thing, but not just to save money but to see different areas.
Sean, is there a way to send money to our families at home while working onboard?
western union is helping in money tranfer. now a days everybody doing with apps.
$16 to transfer money to your home bank account? That sounds like extortion to me... It sounds like cruise lines are finding ways to pay their employees increasingly lower wages, and charging them for more services... Cruise lines used to pay in cash exclusively. They should still do so. They used to pay cash, then the employees could either stash their money in their safe until the end of the contract and deposit the lump sum when they get home, or they could store their money in the ship's financial office for a small fee until the end of the contract...
I guess you can't avoid paying fees completely, so I think a good way to minimize the fee to transfer money between your accounts is to use the ATM once at the end of your contract to take out everything you have made on the contract, then take that lump sum of cash home with you to deposit in your bank account.
By the amount of that fee, it sounds like the money is being sent bank wire, versus a traditional bank direct deposit . They might have to do it this way due to needing to process banking while traveling around the world
Not exactly sometimes the pricing in there countries is three times more expensive
Yes but usually you'd be getting paid less on land for the same job (if you convert your pay to dollars). At least that's how it is in my country. And you don't have the same expenses.
Short answer: Not on your first couple contracts. Cause you'll be too busy living the life, and spending money on food, drinks, ports, and gifts for your family back home. But if you're disciplined, you can save almost everything, and come home with quite a bit of money (if you don't have bills)
$500 is exactly 12,250... and currently i get payed $1.30 an hour. so i understand why most ppl put up with so much cuz once u get back home you can build a house. buy a car your pretty well off.
omg im watching this in Charlotte NC as well you got s new subscriber!! It’s a sign from the universe!!! Maybe I’ll get a Brazilian partner as well. 🤗Im going on career fair for Norwegian tomorrow.
ryecatcher84 good luck!!
A great explanation.. ❤️
I live in a Homeless shelter so the only expenses i have is a 45$ bill and thats it and its a non contract phone bill so i can quit that anytime sounds like i am good
did you know that you can suspend coverage on insurance for autos and motorcycles? Yep, you can!
You can but you have to turn in your license plates.
Can I get more info on this please? Suspend auto insurance, new term for me. Thank you!!
Depends on state. Virginia no insurance they want their plates. If you own car have title you can go without insurance. But you should get coverage for theft or other type loss while stored.
This video is very helpful for me thank you for sharing😊
YA BUT THE THING IS WHEN THE CURRCY DROPS, INFLATION IN THAT COUNTRY GOES UP REAL HIGH SO BASICALLY U R NOT 3 TIMES RICH BUT U R EQUAL JST AS MY EXPERIENCE.
THANK YOU.
Yeah, I live in one of those countries. But a retail position on the ship pays a lot more than the same position on land (in my country). AND you don't have the same expenses.
How much do waiters get on tips?
money.. money... money... money... money... hahahahahahahahahahah nice one brotha
Aye I’m from N.C. too and I just applied to American cruise lines
I just applied for American Cruise Lines too!! Did you ever get the job? I go to training in May!
Holly Alexander no they never reached out to
Me. I work for my town as a after school and summer leader and a Volly Firefighter 👩🏽🚒
Holly Alexander even with Carona?
What about classes given on ships? How does it go for instructors? How would that work? What if the class you want to teach does not exist yet. How would I go about offering it to the right people? Who would I float the idea to?
Your salary was excellent to Save that kind of money unfortunately everyone isn't the same
Yeah for BELIZE our money is devalued to half a u.s pallor, so if you mad $500 I would essentially made $1,000 and the Brazilian would have made $1,5000.
Jack Tarasar u didn’t understand? And I’m the moron 🙄
Dude I'm from greensboro. I want to work on the ship so bad.
first buy a passport.
make sure that passport is expedited. fill out ds-11 form
@@MrLeeon24 you mean apply for a passport; a passport cannot be bought unless it's black market document.
Hi I did the Disney Dream cruise which was awesome. We had 3 waiters who took care of us. One told us he had 6 months contract and 6 months at home in Portugal. Is that correct you do 6 months onboard and 6 months off. He said he’s been working at least 4 years
Charlotte, NC as well!
What if you work at a casino on board how much do they pay?
Thats what i want to know!?
Probably 500 a week there from other countries they will work for nothing for a way better life
Can you please explain more things about guest services ,how much they make ,what are the working hours and what are the requirements
leemo philander they’ll make between 1500 And 2500 per month. Work 10 hours a day and you will likely need to speak at least two languages and have some hotel experience. Minimum one year. I don’t know super specifics but you may reach out to Jordan F Martin on his channel and see if he has a contact in that department he can connect with
Thank you very much for shearing your experience and for being so clear! I don't know if you already said it, but i would like to know in which cruise ship did you work? I have some questions that maybe have nothing to do with your video: would you tell me how much does it cost the cheapest Rent of a department? How much, including taxes and food, did you expend in land? And finally, what about buying a department, the cheapest one? Thank you so much for your time reading me,
Cheers from Argentina!
OrnellaLeone I worked for Norwegian Cruise Line. On three different ships. I don’t understand your other questions. What do you meant buying a department? I didn’t have to pay any rent while working on the ships.
Thanks! I meant in your country, rent and department in Land, in your country. I'm trying to compare that with rent and price of the cheapest department in my country (in dolars). Just a personal concern
OrnellaLeone oh ok. Rent where I live is around $1000 per month.
OrnellaLeone All things included, my tots expenses per month on land are around $2000 to $3000
shearing...baaaa!!!
No difference when a 18-19 yrs old still leaving with their parents and joined the Forces. For the first 1-3 years he/she saved a lot of money. But most of them don't.
Hi. Somebody told me, my MaitreD from river cruise, on the ocean cruise from Royal Caribbean, waiter, good waiter!, can make a lot of money. I say, 4.000$-5.000$ per month. Is it true???? Good waiter, good tables, lot of tips. Royal Caribbean. Thank you anyway for movie. Greetings, waiting for text.
No way. 500 a week I'm guessing at best w overtime. Not including tips?
No my freind it's the same thing even though it's different currency....remeber while the dollar has less value in a specific country the value of things is high so it cancel right back out
Hey sean I really like your video I just have 1 question ..
How much does the hospitality member make? Like service and which is best to make career housekeeping or service?.
Salman Sheikh you am look at maybe $1500 to $2000 a month with tips. Restaurant work is crazier hours. But housekeeping as very lonely sometimes because you’re by yourself a lot
@@CoffeeWithSean thanks Sean .I have learn alot from your video keep going....
How much buffet attendant gets paid
You werent one of the cruise slaves. Those who work long hours for next to nowt. Are you charged for room and board, are you charged for cleaning your uniform.
how much is the salary of an entertainer in a cruise ship sir??
L Jay Caro Entertainers like performers can make between 2000 and 3000 per month. Guest entertainers I have heard can make up to 4000 per month
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How much money a 'youth staff' make on cruise ship?
Hey Sean, is it possible for you to pass some numbers of wages you know? Thx.
Kompressor2007 Hey. I made 2000 per month. That’s probably average. Entertainment staff made less but they sold bingo and stuff so they maybe made 2400 a month. Youth staff made probably 1800 per month. Singers and dancers made probably around 2500 a month. I would assume you will be around 2000 per month. But you will get free food and room. It’s paid in US currency. What country are you coming from?
Hey thx for your anwer! I'm from Argentina. Currently I'm joining merchant marine so my position should be as deck officer in a couple of years, if everything goes right haha what about deck officers salary? Any idea? Thx in advance!
Since I worked in the hotel side, I’m not sure what the salaries of the deck and engine positions were. But for starting out salaries, I would assume 2000 per month is around what you can probably expect.
Ok, cool, thx for your data! Cheers!
how many hours per week do you work?
what was the name of the credit card that you used getting charged $100 /year?
Edwin Chitambo Chase Sapphire Preferred
Thanks!!!
Hey brother, I’m rather nomadic and don’t have a home per se, how easy is it to keep work ongoing, I’d assume it’s easy to make connects and you can have another cruise job lined up after the one ends, what do u think? Thanks man
Matthew Stiffler even though its contract work. As long as you don’t get fired, you will be offered a contract after each contract for as long as you want
Interesting video. But, I couldn't get past the fact you looked like you just rolled out of bed, and slept in that T-shirt.
Isnt it crazy what we tell ourselves to somehow circumnavigate the reality of our circumstances to justify doing what it is we want to in life
Hey man, nice video, I am hesitating if to start as a receptionist for any cruise company, what do you recommend?
I definitely think you should do it. That itch you have, that though to maybe try it, will never go away. And you will look back years later and still wish you had done it. Just go for it. Apply and see what happens. Its only about half a year out of your life. And if you hate it, you don't have to go back. I would rather see you go for it and then stop, rather than never do it and always wonder it.
When you go, however, make sure you have tied up lose ends back home. Don't have any bills or expenses while you're away. If you can, of course. The less you have to worry about or pay for while you're on the ship, the more enjoyable your time will be AND the more money you will save and/or be able to spend on awesome stuff while traveling.
DO IT!
Coffee With Sean Thanks man
Cant you please do a video about the mechanics life on a cruise ship i cant find a single one .....please
North Carolina yay!!!
Lessie Hall Represent!
You clearly don't understand international finance. Your Brazilian coworker did not get a 3X windfall with the devaluation of the Real. He had the same purchasing power before and after because prices rise in tandem with inflation, and in this case, currency devaluation In other words the prices in Brazil would triple following 3X devaluation. . Here's how to think of international currency markets and why day to day the currencies are in equilibrium (assuming they are freely floated on the currency markets and not artificially determined by the government, although the still go to equilibrium with black markets). Brazil regulates their currency, i.e., they set the "official" exchange rate. Whenever that rate gets out of whack for the rate that should be in place based on Supply and Demand, the black market will force it to equilbrium. Brazil's devaluation is that governments attempt to eliminate the black market.
Currencies are like any other good or product. The price for any currency (exchange rate) is based on the demand for that currency vis a vis all other currencies. Demand and supply are in equilibrium if they trade in open markets. When a currency is not in equilibrium, this creates opportunities to "arbitrage" that currency. So you could have a situation where prices are lower for no good reason other than favorable currency exchange rates. Let's say the product is gold and for whatever reason gold is $50 an ounce cheaper than anywhere else simply because of exchange rates. What would happen in that situation is that capital will rush in to profit from this incongruence and demand will increase as more and more rush in to take advantage of this anamoly. What happens? the price of gold goes up until it is even with the global markets. It's called arbitrage and this always brings the currency markets to equilibrium,
Your non American shipmates are not getting a comparative salary bump simply because their salaries are denominated dollars. Has nohing to do with that. If they are getting a bump, it's just because they are being paid more than their opportunity alternatives back in their home country. That isn't to suggest that their countries have the same cost of living and the U.S., it could be lower or higher, but that has nothing to do with the currency they are paid in or exchange rates.
Your other comment about income taxes of other countries and wondering if you shipmates were sliding on their taxes. That's a silly notion. What makes you think their taxes aren't withheld simply because they are not American'?. I swear, that is so typical of Americans to think like that, as if other countries didn't have the infrastructure to collect taxes.. Good lord. Smarten up.
Very informative and interesting video dude, thanks. Liked and subscribed
Thanks for the heads up!
great video, lots of very useful info.
What about working as an officer or just on the bridge in general?
Matthew Wolfgram you’ll likely make over $2000 per month.
Coffee With Sean any other notable differences from just being a regular crew member?
Matthew Wolfgram in comparison of “staff” v “crew” the staff get more privilege. More public area access, less roommates, more money. You’ll most likely be “staff” level or higher working on the bridge, eve if you’re a cadet
Great vid, bud!
That is okay but l want to ask you about the question, that is when you join into the price cruise ship work, have you paid the registration payment? many of them ask as when we talk with them, please tell me the way, and is it ok please tell me how much, we confused in it because all of the asks us in different amount please tell me the way how to get it
Do you have any idea about sales staff salary and how much they can make in a month?
All In One so my buddy says his salary was about $1000 US per month. But you make commissions on all sales. And many things on the shops are hella expensive. Especially jewelry
Sean Price thank you so much buddy
How about salary for security hospitality . I have 10 years experience .
Omg I'm from Charlotte! Fresh out of college and thinking about applying to work on a cruise ship somewhere before I get into a locked down job so I can travel... thoughts??
Madeline Lippy Sounds like a great idea! Send me an email and we can get a coffee!
Coffee With Sean I definitely will once I get back to Charlotte full-time!
If your looking to make money the cruise ship might not be your thing...if your thinking the service industry is a bad job with no money your wrong....I retired from the Hotel/Country club industry....some jobs pay crap but there fun...I worked 33 years total, figured out who made the good money and how to get that job....if you like the work and stay long enough you will find that you will make that money....remember what he said about the USD....it is not much when there's no exchange rate...ahhhh. But all jobs have their perks..like hotels... I could travel to a fun city and stay in a 4 star hotel in New York City for $25.00 a night....the Country clubs were great too....They would close for the winter...I could then go On a Cruise....made great money towards the end...retired Mtr'D...started as a bar back,houseman....retired now with a small pension yet....Bottom line if you start at the bottom and stay long enough you will do fine...even tho Unions are a thing of the past....this video he is telling you a lot of true dat things too....best of luck and follow your dreams while your young...you only go around once remember...
Excellent explanation of what to expect financially! Most other cruise ship job videos just don't address the reality of "salary" vs. "expenses". I am considering applying as a legal assistant OR a lounge singer (thank you for addressing both positions). Could you PM me the credit card that you used during your contracts that did not charge exchange fees!
theladymari92160 it was the Chase Sapphire
Hi, I work as a medical technician at the hospital, do you know how my colleagues are on the cruiser? :)
Thanks for the videos.
Ivan Vidakovic From what I saw, the medical center was quite small. One doctor and a handful of nurses. That was about it. I could be wrong. But I also didn’t spend much time with them. The medical staff kept to themselves a lot.
¨What's it like in the Crew Bar?¨ I just watched this video :)))
And yes, there is 2 or max 4 nurses...
Just one more question, I'm sorry if I'm boring.
Do you know did they drink at all, is it allowed to us?
Ivan Vidakovic Yeah man. Everyone can drink. Just don’t drink too much :)
May i know if the food in the cruise ship is free ?
Salome Alvarez absolutely. It’s super free
Thank you for your response. I really want to apply :) Do you have tips for me , I will be graduate as a Mass Communication soon
Salome Alvarez go for either broadcast or cruise staff. I think something in the entertainment department would be best
Hey Sean can you tell me what would be the estimate salary for a fitness instructor in a cruise ship?
Thanks in advance 😊
$2000
You have some great skills to explain..
I'm 32 in entire life i never watch a full video of anything even in cinema i go out alot of times for smoke or another cup of coffee..
I want you to try commercial tv or any where you can connect large nymber of audience..btw already have a fan now and alot more going to be very soon..
How much do IT guys make? I saw 2 positions, IT manager and Asst. IT manager. I guess, depending on the company, they may also receive the IT officer or Systems manager designation. Any idea how much these guys make?
anakein probably between 2000 and 3000 per month. That’s mostly though from manager status. You also will have your own cabin
Coffee With Sean Thank you for such a quick reply Sean. Got one more thing to ask you. What about the PEME, the medical checkup? Was wondering if you have a detailed video on that on your channel. But thanks again mate! Keep up the good work, very informative! :)
anakein I never made a video about that. But it was easy. It’s basically a physical. They sent a list and I just handed that to the people at the care facility. I had to play out of pocket, but I was reimbursed by the cruise line when I boarded my first ship. That reimbursable money was likely put on my first paycheck
Coffee With Sean I actually have a bit of gluten sensitivity, not a full blown allergy that would require an epipen or even meds. I mainly stick with a rice based diet. I can even ingest gluten in moderate amounts, only a binge would lead to a diarrhea. Also, had a few cavities filled when I was in my early teens, relics of a sweet tooth. Worried about these two issues specifically. Please do a video on the PEME sometime, couldn't find a reliable and succinct insider's scoop on that one yet. Bet that's gonna be of use to many out there pondering these questions...but good job with the videos anyway, great stuff and great presentation! Would've grabbed some coffee with you if I weren't living half way across the world. I'm from India btw, Namaste. :)
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How much money a 'seasonal youth staff' make on cruise ship?
you look like the bad guy from The Green Mile
Hi Sean,
Can you tell me anything about working on a cruise ship in the Bakery? I have a Baking degree and have considered working on a cruise ship for a while now, but I cant find hardly any info on being a cook/baker. Any information is welcomed, thanks!
I used to hang out with a girl who was a pastry chef. She was super cool but I know she didn't want to stay there forever. I remember her saying to me that it was tough being in the kitchen all day under those florescent lights. But she absolutely loved her co-workers. She was the only girl so they all called her "Princess." I think with any job on ships you will have long days and a lot of hours working. But, I also look at it as a super intensive resume builder. If you only do one or two contracts, you will have built your baking chops to a maximum. You will have baked so many things, for so many people, if you decide to go back to baking on land you should have a little bit of a leg up. Not to mention, anyone you go and try to work for on land will be super jealous and interested of your cruise ship stories. I think it could be worth trying for one contract. However, I myself was really happy to be able to leave my office all the time and walk around. But that's just me. Also, you wouldn't be following your own recipes and you probably wouldn't feel fulfilled on ships as a learned baker. You will follow the strict company recipes and guidelines. But you may find yourself able to experiment in you down time. Who knows? But for the most part you would be probably doing the same stuff daily, unfortunately. There isn't too much glamour in the work part of ship life.
Wow, thanks Sean! Thats honestly the most information I've been given about working in the kitchen so far. Since I've just graduated recently I believe the experience gained could be very useful, I think I'll give it a go. I know it wont be all sparkles and glammer, but I'm a bit more excited now. Really, thank you so much!
Candy Fae you are so welcome! Let me know how it goes
Sir I interest about security hospitality I have 10 years experience . Can I apply job but how . ??
Do you know how the pay and schedule is for cruise physicians?
Jo Ko like doctors? No I don’t know exactly what they make. I’m sure it’s much much more than I did haha
Yeah the doctors on board. I always though it would be cool to be a doctor getting to travel the world on a cruise ship but didn't know what their situation is like on the ship
Can i work on board if i have disabilities? Like glaucoma(half blind), heart disease? because i wanna try to apply next year! Btw i work as a Baker here in the Philippines but i can work all around too like hot kitchen, cold kitchen, sushi chef, buffet cook! I wish they accept people with disabilities.😢
@coffeewithsean In regards to the tax situation depending on your country you are required you to file the taxes & claim your income as foreign income & we will pay the taxes back home &they deal with it since we are earning American currency the USA typically want us to be taxed on it (Ie no free money)
Kaitlin Phillips Thanks, Kaitlin. I definitely don’t want to spread any misinformation.
Sean Price Of course! I'm just speaking from my knowledge of working in the USA from Canada but it probably varies country to country
Thank you so much sir sean:)
What's the credit card called with which you do not have the currency exchange fee?
Sabrina Sallmaier chase sapphire. But it had a $100 per year fee to keep open
How much do Engine Mechanics make? I'm an aircraft mechanic and noticed that the certification carried over for cruise ships, but I can't seem to find any salaries.
Zachary Ferguson I don’t really know unfortunately. I know you’d be looking at several thousand a month though
Hey I want 2 no if u quit your contract and leave can u go back on any ship to work or get rehired
Ok i work on ships i make 10-20 thousand a month im sure this guy works for a weird company
ballinjack What is your job exactly?
It’s hard to believe considering the Captain normally pulls in 150,000 yearly for six months of working ( 2 months on and off)
The doctors normally pull in 8,000-10,000 monthly.
I see what you are saying but please remember there are many aspects of ships whether public, private, and contract ships. I deal with PRIVATE contract ships so that means if the contract says i get 6,000 base pay, 7,000 in overtime pay, and 3,000 in everything else thats 16 grand a month right? On boat i work on captain 28 grand a month because of contracts.
Hello man!! thanks for the video I liked a lot!! Can you tell me please If a tattoo can be something that hinders the hiring!
Julio Sousa Matos Yeah. You can watch my grooming video. But it depends on where that tattoo is. If you can hide it with clothes you’re good. If you have a job that is not very much in front of guests you’re good. I have a tattoo on my forearm and I was fine. I worked with one guy who had a full sleeve but as long as he wore a long shirt he was good. Just talk to the recruiters about it and you should be fine.
Thanks Sean! your videos is a great font of inspiration!
Hey sean,i like to work on curise ship as a sound engineer! Will you give me some tip to get that job,like how should i get the application process,!?
Richard Bonnke Go to all the cruise line sites and find the list of agencies they work with to find new crew members. Contact the agency for your country and apply to them. If you can apply straight to the company, do that too. In your application and resume, highlight your talents specifically to that job and also customer service. Then keep applying. All the time. To all the companies. Also don’t just apply to one job. If you think you would like the automation engineer job or cruise staff or youth staff or Broadcast or stage hand, apply there too. Because once on the ship, you can ask to cross train for the job you really want. Good luck!
Sean Price Thank you dude🙋
I saved 12 k on 6 months on cruise
So you can't set up your paycheck to direct deposit to your bank account?! That sucks.
Teddy P. Gray I think on carnival you can. And some thing ms may have changed in the past few years
Heyy, does anybody know how much a steward gets paid? I wanted to apply for guest service wich is my área of experience but i was told I needed to speak at least 4 languages, and i only know english besides spanish, so i was told by the recruiter that i could start as a galley steward, does anybody know the approximated amount of cash per contract for disney Cruise line on this position?
Verzac3 Dreams maybe for a specific cruise line for a specific guest service role you need to know 4. And yes more languages will likely get the job sooner. But continue to apply to all cruise lines. English is the language you need for guests. Don’t listen to whoever is telling you that negative stuff