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ABOUT
ONBOARD LIFE

Working on cruise ships or river vessels is an experience unlike any other profession. It is a demanding and exhausting journey that pushes your limits, yet at the same time offers the joy of fulfilling your dreams and the privilege of a truly unique lifestyle. On a normal working day, crew members are expected to work in confined spaces for at least 10 hours, maintaining the same pace seven days a week.

Crew cabins are generally shared by two or three people; therefore, personal space on board may be limited. You will be working for periods ranging from six to ten months alongside a large and diverse crew made up of individuals from different nationalities and cultures.

Patience, respect, and understanding are essential while working at sea. In this environment, you will have the opportunity to build strong and lasting friendships with people from various cultural backgrounds.

At the end of each voyage, selected personnel from all departments are required to assist with the transfer of food and beverage supplies delivered to the ship, as well as the luggage belonging to passengers.

If, during your first contract, you remain patient, adapt well to teamwork, and perform your assigned duties diligently, you will gain significant advantages in terms of job continuity and career advancement.

Throughout the duration of your contract, you will also have the chance to visit new countries and meet people from a wide variety of cultures.

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THE CHALLENGES
OF WORKING
ONBOARD

The daily working hours range between 9 and 11 hours.

On river vessels, seasonal contracts last between 8 and 10 months, during which employees are entitled to an average of 2–3 paid leaves, each lasting three weeks.

Exhausting safety drills are carried out on cruise ships.

Until the adaptation period is completed, seasickness may occur due to the waves (this issue does not exist on river vessels).

THE ADVANTAGES
OF WORKING
ONBOARD

You can make friends from many different cultures.

You can travel around the world, visiting tropical islands and exploring exciting destinations on different continents.

You can advance your professional knowledge and skills.

You can improve your foreign language abilities.

You can build a fast-track career in a short period of time.

You can gain strong references for your future.

You can save money during your contract without the need for extra expenses.

By serving 36 months on international passenger ships, you may become eligible for a military service buyout in Turkey.

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ONLINE APPLICATION

Documents to be prepared by our incoming personnel for employment contracts:
Passport (with at least 3 years of validity)
Residence
Criminal Record Certificate in English
STCW-95 Certificate and Seafarer's Identity Document (only for ocean-going cruise ships)
Copy of National ID Card
Minimum of 2 reference letters from previously employed hotels or establishments

 
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