Thanks to many good cruise line employment agencies, a lot of seamen dream had come true - working on large resort cruise ships and traveling to see the world, it is the most wonderful time in their lives! 

I am strongly advise that you to apply directly to the cruise lines that interest you, this is the best way. 

However if you have good referred recruitment agencies near your place by good seamen now working on board, that will be great too! 

Almost all major cruise lines have their own recruitment agents established in particular regions of the world. When you apply directly to the cruise lines, their nearest agents will contact you.

All the good cruise line employment agencies will make sure that the applicants are fit for the job they applied. 

There are some trusted agencies had been appointed by the cruise lines, to do the full interview on their behalf. 

The human resources department of the cruise lines would not be able to manage all the jobs application from all over the world, that is the main reason why good recruitment agents are very demanding nowadays!

With lots of new cruise ships coming up over the next few years, employment in the cruise industry has become more exciting. 

Cruise Ships sail to worldwide destinations, including the Caribbean, Alaska, South America, The Pacific and Europe. 

Every year, cruise line employment agencies assist the cruise lines to hire for new cruise staffs who are experienced working in areas such as hotel, casino, beauty therapy, photography, security, retail, food and beverage, administration, entertainers, hotel personnel, IT, lecturers, Security personnel, travel staff, health and fitness, tour coordinator and many more. 

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Although most cruise ships offer their online application service now, it is still highly recommended to visit the sites of established cruise line employment agencies. 

Source Article: Visit http://www.smart-guide-to-world-cruise-ship.com/cruise-line-employment-agencies.html for better reference and good understanding cruise line employment agencies : )

As you are doing now, I trolled the Internet looking for that rare opportunity that would renew my vigor and let me brag to my domesticated friends. Pick coffee in the South Pacific? No, I already drink too much of it. Sail around the world on a container ship? No, I wasn’t ready for involuntary self-reflection. Before I knew it, I had agreed to move to a city in Siberia known as Chita. Yes, I was going to be a professor at Chita State Technical University through a program put together by Siberian Intercultural Bridges. Donate – they need the money.

So, what does one take for a one-year stay in Siberia? Why, I’ll just go buy a guidebook on Siberia and read the “what to take” section. My search of the local mega bookstore was disappointing. Shockingly, there were no guidebooks for Siberia. I was tempted to write a nasty letter to Lonely Planet and others until the bookstore clerk said, “You’re going WHERE?” When she started giving me the “you must be a criminal on the run” look, it was time to go.

Fortunately, I was able to find experienced travelers that could provide me with the details and items that were absolutely necessary. My girlfriend gave me the all-important electric blanket, a power converter and intimate details about what would happen to me if I should dare share it with another women. Grandpa gave me a World War II down coat that was about three sizes too big and made me look like a walking gopher. Family, friends and random strangers contributed further items and advice that would be critical to my survival.

Apparently rating my chances of survival at 50-50, friends and family put together a going away/never see him again party the day before I left. Of course, everyone brought Vodka as a humorous going away gift. The tide quickly turned, however, as all were asked/forced to try a “taste of Russia.” Many of the events of that night will remain forever sealed in antiquity, but it should suffice to say that the wife of one friend went into labor which made it a very fun night and subsequent day for him at the hospital. Few got off so easily.

Gigantic backpack, electric blanket, hangover and I headed to the airport the next morning. But that’s a story for part 2 of this nomad adventure travel series…