A week ago I was watching this for fun/daydreaming/wishfully thinking... now!! I'm watching because it's my reality bc I was cast this morning for a cruise ship as a performer!!!
You explained how to prep for ship life in a really clear easy to follow way. I worked on ships with Holland America for 3 years as a cast member so I can totally relate :)
After high school i want to do this maybe like at age 19, no collage or anything just having graduated highschool and probably work at target would they take me?
About to go on Harmony Of The Seas and this was super helpful thank you so much! Great tip about the Humidifier I never would have thought of that ahaha
I have a few questions 1. Do the workers change cruise ships a lot or do they usually stay on one ship 2.do cruise workers change company a lot or do they stay in one company usually after contracts renew etc 3. Do cruise workers have relationships outside 4. Is there a chance cruise workers will remember passengers 5. How long will a cruise worker stay a cruise worker and what will they do after 6. Do cruise workers juggle many jobs (ex. A waiter in the day time is a pool worker)
Good questions! 1. It very much depends on the crew member and also what their job is. I have never done a contract on the same ship twice, but many people like to stay on the same ship. 2. They mostly stay with the same company unless they are unhappy! 3. Yes, you can have relationships with people who aren’t on the ship. We call it a long distance relationship. 4. Yes 5. This totally depends on the person and what their job is. When they go back to working on land they will generally do a similar job, but not always. 6. Some do and some don’t. It is always laid out in your contract if you have multiple jobs and what they are :)
Jordan Lee I think she was answering the question with the “outside” in mind, that being said, you can have relationships with other crew members but you cannot under any circumstance have relations with passengers, that is immediate termination
1. depends on your job, the length of the cruise i.e. a Trans Pacific 28 day, and how popular the cruise is i.e. 7 day Caribbean turnaround. Also how long you have worked for the line. After 15 years I have been on every ship. 2. Generally they stay with the company unless they are unhappy or they can get promoted by going to another cruise line. Several cruise lines are owned by the same corporation so its easier to switch, eg. RCI owns Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and Silver Seas. Carnival Corp. owns Princess, Cunard, Carnival, Regent etc. 3. You can have relationships outside of course, lots are married. But not with passengers. You are subject to immediate dismissal pending investigation and tribunal. 4. Frequent floaters I call them, you recognize from other cruises. Some people have thousands of sea days. 5. Some retire from the cruise line, some leave and do jobs they can get on land such as food and beverage. Former crew are very employable on land because of the high standards of the cruise lines. 6. No. A waiter will work the buffet, the main dining room, and specialty restaurants. There is more than enough work to keep them busy. Deck department - deck attendants look after lounge chairs, etc keeping the open decks in order. Deck department Seaman ensures pools are working properly along with the mechanical dept.
Hello, May I ask a few questions? 1. Do you need an STCW Certificate to work on a Cruise Ship? 2. What are the requirements to work on a Cruise Ship? 3. What to put in a resume so you can really or no doubt can get in? 4. What do the workers do when their ship has arrive on it's destination? 5. Can they go outside the ship so they can travel? 6. How long does the ship stay before its departure? 7. What is the kind of sleeping space do the workers have? 8. What is the common questions in an interview? 9. What course in college did you took so you can work in a cruise ship or is their a recommended course? 10. Do you know any salaries from the cruise ship that you might know? Thanks
Hi! 1. Generally yes 2. It varies massively depending on what position, and you will also need certain visas etc depending on where your ship goes 3. I wish I could tell you haha! There’s no way to know for sure, and I auditioned rather than sending in a CV so I’m not quite sure 4. It depends on your position. Some help dock the ship, some are cleaning, some are serving food, some are helping the guests get off the ship etc or if you have the day/morning off you can get off the ship 5. Yes 6. It varies anywhere from about 5 hours to 3 days 7. Varies again. Can be bunk beds, or your own room. 8. I didn’t interview - the audition process for performers is different so I’m not sure sorry 9. I studied a bachelor of musical theatre. It will very much depend what position you’d like on the ship for what you should study 10. I know my own salary, but that’s it! I don’t generally discuss that side of it with people :) Hope that helps!
this is crazy..ive noticed that going on a cruise wasnt that expensive, and I have been on 3, and i noticed that a lot of workers on the ship were foreigners. And, do you think this is a reason why they require such long and intense hours working on board? I cant imagine, working 6-7 days a week, working 70 hours, often on your feet, working with people, etc. It sounds intense, yet for a lot of the people working who come from developing countries, its a great opportunity for them because they will be in better conditions than they were at home, and the work would be less intense and they'd make more money working on the ship...but still, its wild. For them, maybe its not that much work, but for americans or people from developed countries who arent used to such intense working conditions or long hours, it sucks that you would have to work so much and wouldnt be able to get more of a break.
It’s certainly a different way of working than some people are used to. Which is why we are only onboard for several months at a time. And get long holidays :)
Hi Haley! Nice video! I'll be joining Symphony of the Seas in my first contract as Youth Staff! 💕🙈 so excited and nervous! Waaa! Hope you can give me some advice what to expect on my 1week? 1st month? I hope to make it through all the waay! 🙏
Wow congratulations!!!! Your first week and month will be quite intense - there will be a lot of trainings about the ship, safety, and general company rules. And also finding your way around and getting to know the job itself. Once all that is done you settle into a really nice routine, so just prepare yourself for some busy-ness at the start! xxx
Hi There, First all of the thanks you very much for your useful information . l just got a job and this it will my first-time. You know its magical l got an offer for secund cruise line one is European one is us l really confused which l should l have to choose both have good recommend good company.!
Good question! They normally will give you a list of doctors that you can choose to go and see, and they will have the form that they fill out for you. They’ll do whatever X-rays, blood tests etc that they need too x
@@hayleymaybury2458 please how long does it take for a background check ? Secondly, do they pay two weeks for a monthly salary or the full salary is divided into two and it’s been paid in two weeks.
@@felicialawmann9402 I can't remember about the background check, I'm so sorry! It was a long time ago that I did mine, and it probably depends on your country. And for my contracts I got paid 2 weeks wages each time x
@@hayleymaybury2458 thanks a lot for being honest with my question.... am asking these because am interested in working with Royal Caribbean international, have applied n it took six to get an interview and offer letter . Waiting for the rest....
Guest entertaining is a lot of fun! You'll need to have at least one (normally 2) shows fully created with charts for the orchestra written up and video footage to promote and book you. Then go along to one of the guest entertainer agencies who will be able to book you onboard the ships :) x
Look for audition tours near you - most cruise lines hold open auditions that you can attend. And with a video reel - make sure it shows what you can do. Each cruise line will have a different way to submit reels, but they normally tell you on their website! Goodluck!! x
I’m about to start my third ship contract as a singer, but I’m always looking for ways to be more efficient. What would you recommend for must-haves to be in my bag for rehearsals?
Congratulations on your third contract! I’m thinking of doing a video about how to prepare for the first day of rehearsals. Would that be something you’d find interesting? For my rehearsal bag, I’d always bring pencils and erasers, a notebook, snacks, rehearsal shoes (either chorus heels or jazz shoes generally), water, and a massage ball (to release tension while I’m warming up vocally and throughout the day)! Hope that’s helpful! xx
Ooh good question! I don’t really know much about the daily management of Crohns.. ships do have strict medical tests you need to pass before starting your employment, but I’m unsure whether it would stop you or not! Maybe check with your doctor - they would have a better idea as I’m sure most of them do pre-employment medicals for similar countries x
I didn’t realise it was kiwi! In Brisbane where I’m from we say togs, but other cities in Australia call them cossies I think... depends where you come from!
So, I get my first contract, have u been on the reflection? , im worried about outfit!!, can u help me with it??... My position is lounge band singer...
Congratulations!!! 🤩 Yes my first ship was actually on the reflection - and I loved it! You’ll want to make sure you have plenty of ‘guest appropriate’ clothes for when you’re performing. So smart casual for most days, and then there are a few formal nights as well. Feel free to message me on Instagram @hay.may and we can chat more if you like! xxx
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Hi Rahul! I think I’m understanding that you’re looking to work on Carnival? I’ve never worked with them so I’m not sure the specifics. But if you do a google search for “work for carnival cruise line” or something along those lines, the cruise lines generally have a section on their website where you can apply for jobs. Goodluck!
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A week ago I was watching this for fun/daydreaming/wishfully thinking... now!! I'm watching because it's my reality bc I was cast this morning for a cruise ship as a performer!!!
No way!!!!!!! Are you doing WWRY? So happy for you!
No, I’m in boogie wonderland 😊
@@najahjohnson2220 how was it
Ahhh congrats!
Your detailing is so clear. Its in fact useful for any one going on an international travel.
Thanks S Kumar B, I’m really glad you found it useful!
You explained how to prep for ship life in a really clear easy to follow way. I worked on ships with Holland America for 3 years as a cast member so I can totally relate :)
I got cast by Carnival and I start 03/10, my birthday! 😁 I’m so excited and watching this with a notepad 😂
This is awesome congratulations!! Have the best time 🙌🙌
hey, just got casted for carnival as well can I ask you a few questions?
Been doing this for years, not going to lie, it's pretty awesome. If you're young and single, I highly recommend being a cruise ship musician.
Such a great job hey!!
After high school i want to do this maybe like at age 19, no collage or anything just having graduated highschool and probably work at target would they take me?
Thanks for the tips. The minimalist thing is especially useful. Appreciate it!
Glad it helped!!!
About to go on Harmony Of The Seas and this was super helpful thank you so much! Great tip about the Humidifier I never would have thought of that ahaha
you sound like Jane from Tarzan and i mean that in the cutest way lol
Aw I love Jane hehe Thankyou!!
I have a few questions
1. Do the workers change cruise ships a lot or do they usually stay on one ship
2.do cruise workers change company a lot or do they stay in one company usually after contracts renew etc
3. Do cruise workers have relationships outside
4. Is there a chance cruise workers will remember passengers
5. How long will a cruise worker stay a cruise worker and what will they do after
6. Do cruise workers juggle many jobs (ex. A waiter in the day time is a pool worker)
Good questions!
1. It very much depends on the crew member and also what their job is. I have never done a contract on the same ship twice, but many people like to stay on the same ship.
2. They mostly stay with the same company unless they are unhappy!
3. Yes, you can have relationships with people who aren’t on the ship. We call it a long distance relationship.
4. Yes
5. This totally depends on the person and what their job is. When they go back to working on land they will generally do a similar job, but not always.
6. Some do and some don’t. It is always laid out in your contract if you have multiple jobs and what they are :)
Hayley Maybury so you are not allowed to have relationship with crew members?
Jordan Lee I think she was answering the question with the “outside” in mind, that being said, you can have relationships with other crew members but you cannot under any circumstance have relations with passengers, that is immediate termination
1. depends on your job, the length of the cruise i.e. a Trans Pacific 28 day, and how popular the cruise is i.e. 7 day Caribbean turnaround. Also how long you have worked for the line. After 15 years I have been on every ship. 2. Generally they stay with the company unless they are unhappy or they can get promoted by going to another cruise line. Several cruise lines are owned by the same corporation so its easier to switch, eg. RCI owns Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and Silver Seas. Carnival Corp. owns Princess, Cunard, Carnival, Regent etc. 3. You can have relationships outside of course, lots are married. But not with passengers. You are subject to immediate dismissal pending investigation and tribunal. 4. Frequent floaters I call them, you recognize from other cruises. Some people have thousands of sea days. 5. Some retire from the cruise line, some leave and do jobs they can get on land such as food and beverage. Former crew are very employable on land because of the high standards of the cruise lines.
6. No. A waiter will work the buffet, the main dining room, and specialty restaurants. There is more than enough work to keep them busy. Deck department - deck attendants look after lounge chairs, etc keeping the open decks in order. Deck department Seaman ensures pools are working properly along with the mechanical dept.
You are best becuse you are explaining each point in detail
Thankyou so much! So glad it’s helpful x
Hello,
May I ask a few questions?
1. Do you need an STCW Certificate to work on a Cruise Ship?
2. What are the requirements to work on a Cruise Ship?
3. What to put in a resume so you can really or no doubt can get in?
4. What do the workers do when their ship has arrive on it's destination?
5. Can they go outside the ship so they can travel?
6. How long does the ship stay before its departure?
7. What is the kind of sleeping space do the workers have?
8. What is the common questions in an interview?
9. What course in college did you took so you can work in a cruise ship or is their a recommended course?
10. Do you know any salaries from the cruise ship that you might know?
Thanks
Hi!
1. Generally yes
2. It varies massively depending on what position, and you will also need certain visas etc depending on where your ship goes
3. I wish I could tell you haha! There’s no way to know for sure, and I auditioned rather than sending in a CV so I’m not quite sure
4. It depends on your position. Some help dock the ship, some are cleaning, some are serving food, some are helping the guests get off the ship etc or if you have the day/morning off you can get off the ship
5. Yes
6. It varies anywhere from about 5 hours to 3 days
7. Varies again. Can be bunk beds, or your own room.
8. I didn’t interview - the audition process for performers is different so I’m not sure sorry
9. I studied a bachelor of musical theatre. It will very much depend what position you’d like on the ship for what you should study
10. I know my own salary, but that’s it! I don’t generally discuss that side of it with people :)
Hope that helps!
@@hayleymaybury2458 Thank You Very Much!!
I came here to learn some tips for working on cruise ships but I really didnt listen to anything you said, I was just lost in those beautiful eyes!
this is crazy..ive noticed that going on a cruise wasnt that expensive, and I have been on 3, and i noticed that a lot of workers on the ship were foreigners. And, do you think this is a reason why they require such long and intense hours working on board? I cant imagine, working 6-7 days a week, working 70 hours, often on your feet, working with people, etc. It sounds intense, yet for a lot of the people working who come from developing countries, its a great opportunity for them because they will be in better conditions than they were at home, and the work would be less intense and they'd make more money working on the ship...but still, its wild. For them, maybe its not that much work, but for americans or people from developed countries who arent used to such intense working conditions or long hours, it sucks that you would have to work so much and wouldnt be able to get more of a break.
It’s certainly a different way of working than some people are used to. Which is why we are only onboard for several months at a time. And get long holidays :)
Love your videos plz make more about cruise ships that u work on ty
Thanks so much Mark! I have a few more clips I need to edit into videos, I’ll hopefully get onto them soon!
Hi Haley! Nice video! I'll be joining Symphony of the Seas in my first contract as Youth Staff! 💕🙈 so excited and nervous! Waaa! Hope you can give me some advice what to expect on my 1week? 1st month? I hope to make it through all the waay! 🙏
Wow congratulations!!!! Your first week and month will be quite intense - there will be a lot of trainings about the ship, safety, and general company rules. And also finding your way around and getting to know the job itself. Once all that is done you settle into a really nice routine, so just prepare yourself for some busy-ness at the start! xxx
Got it! Thank you so much Haley for your response! xxx
See you there in March @Gelli
Hi @@MsAngelSmile2, will it also be your first contract? See you! :)
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Thank you so much for the video!
My favorite video so far
Thanks so much Heather! Hope you’re still working towards getting on a ship ❤️ xx
Hi There, First all of the thanks you very much for your useful information . l just got a job and this it will my first-time.
You know its magical l got an offer for secund cruise line one is European one is us l really confused which l should l have to choose both have good recommend good company.!
Congratulations!!! So glad it was helpful :) and I would recommend choosing the contract which has the nicest itinerary x
Love your work! x
Thanks PiaMia! ❤️❤️❤️
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For the medicals,will they give you a form to send to the appropriate hospitals or you do the medicals yourself?
Good question! They normally will give you a list of doctors that you can choose to go and see, and they will have the form that they fill out for you. They’ll do whatever X-rays, blood tests etc that they need too x
@@hayleymaybury2458 please how long does it take for a background check ?
Secondly, do they pay two weeks for a monthly salary or the full salary is divided into two and it’s been paid in two weeks.
@@felicialawmann9402 I can't remember about the background check, I'm so sorry! It was a long time ago that I did mine, and it probably depends on your country. And for my contracts I got paid 2 weeks wages each time x
@@hayleymaybury2458 thanks a lot for being honest with my question.... am asking these because am interested in working with Royal Caribbean international, have applied n it took six to get an interview and offer letter . Waiting for the rest....
@@felicialawmann9402 How exciting!!! Goodluck with it all! :D
Hello! I would like to go as a guest enternainer-singer and not as a production singer. How can I do that????
Guest entertaining is a lot of fun! You'll need to have at least one (normally 2) shows fully created with charts for the orchestra written up and video footage to promote and book you. Then go along to one of the guest entertainer agencies who will be able to book you onboard the ships :) x
Could you help me with how to audition ..or video reel how too.. I'm a singer only not sure how they would pick me
Look for audition tours near you - most cruise lines hold open auditions that you can attend. And with a video reel - make sure it shows what you can do. Each cruise line will have a different way to submit reels, but they normally tell you on their website! Goodluck!! x
I’m about to start my third ship contract as a singer, but I’m always looking for ways to be more efficient. What would you recommend for must-haves to be in my bag for rehearsals?
Congratulations on your third contract! I’m thinking of doing a video about how to prepare for the first day of rehearsals. Would that be something you’d find interesting?
For my rehearsal bag, I’d always bring pencils and erasers, a notebook, snacks, rehearsal shoes (either chorus heels or jazz shoes generally), water, and a massage ball (to release tension while I’m warming up vocally and throughout the day)! Hope that’s helpful! xx
I looove your videos!!
Hey gorgeous Gabby! Just saw this comment hehe thankyou so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️ you are such a ray of sunshine beautiful girl! xxx
Yes she did sing a little.
Do i have to have more than my diploma from high school?
Im looking into doing this do you think if Crohnic medical conditions like crohns will be able to work on a ship?
Ooh good question! I don’t really know much about the daily management of Crohns.. ships do have strict medical tests you need to pass before starting your employment, but I’m unsure whether it would stop you or not! Maybe check with your doctor - they would have a better idea as I’m sure most of them do pre-employment medicals for similar countries x
I'm a kiwi living in Australia. Isn't cossies Australian not togs. Thats what my aussie friends call them. Togs are a kiwi term.
I didn’t realise it was kiwi! In Brisbane where I’m from we say togs, but other cities in Australia call them cossies I think... depends where you come from!
I love your voice ❤️
Thankyou!!
Love your videos
I’m glad you like them Dennis! Thanks for watching :)
C1/D is the transit visa for crew members.
Ahh yes, thankyou for clarifying! x
👍 cozzies I call them , interesting Haley have fun Kind Regards Karen Phelps.
Ooh yes cozzies is a good one! Thanks Karen!! x
So, I get my first contract, have u been on the reflection? , im worried about outfit!!, can u help me with it??... My position is lounge band singer...
Congratulations!!! 🤩 Yes my first ship was actually on the reflection - and I loved it! You’ll want to make sure you have plenty of ‘guest appropriate’ clothes for when you’re performing. So smart casual for most days, and then there are a few formal nights as well. Feel free to message me on Instagram @hay.may and we can chat more if you like! xxx
Stage crew c a fresher joining the ship what is salary as stage crew
I don’t know sorry! It should be in your contract though x
Hi I would like to get into the cruise ship crew any advice and help to get me started
Which department on the ship would you like to get into?
Stagehands or theater 🎭 I’ve been doin it for 7 years in he production entertainment
Love the togs mention 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
🙌 Thankyou for getting ‘togs’! Haha woohoo!!!
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Thanks for watching it! Hope it was helpful :)
@@@hayleymaybury2458 It was, and watching it again moved me to become subscriber # 246 You're on your way to deservedly monetizing your site. Good luck..
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Hi Rahul! I think I’m understanding that you’re looking to work on Carnival? I’ve never worked with them so I’m not sure the specifics. But if you do a google search for “work for carnival cruise line” or something along those lines, the cruise lines generally have a section on their website where you can apply for jobs. Goodluck!
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Which ship are you headed to next?
Hi Wanda! I’m in rehearsals to join the Anthem of the Seas! I’ll be onboard from the end of January x
Is company provide medical yo staff?????
yes while on contract
Australian girls are always beautiful.
How is this possible to be that beautiful 😍