How to Work for Norwegian Cruise Lines

Thinking about joining an awe-inspiring Norwegian Cruise Line ship? Are you clueless about where to start a job search with Norwegian? If yes, here's what you need do to get a job on of the most famous and desirable cruise lines in the world.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Job application
• Search tools
• Resume

1. Be clear about the position you want. If you are unsure about it, take an aptitude test to know what positions are suitable for you at the cruise line.

2. Visit the official website of the Norwegian cruise line and check the careers sections to look for job openings. The following employment options will be present on the website: corporate employment, NCL shipboard employment and NCL America Shipboard Employment.

3. Select jobs in the following fields: casino, medical, charter meeting and incentive sales, engine, onboard revenue, vendor operations, culinary, food and beverages operations, cruise programs, marketing and sales, deck, consumer research.

4. Click on the position you want and and check out the job description, requirements, education qualifications needed, experience required and responsibilities.
   
   To apply for any position, e-mail [e-mail] stating the position and the salary you are looking for. Attach your resume in .doc, .PDF or .txt format.

Tips & Warnings

• NCL recruitment agents, also known as NCL International Hiring Partners, are located worldwide. The names and e-mail addresses of recruiting agents are listed on the website. If you are called for an interview, dress neatly. Carry all relevant documents required for the position that you have applied for. While interviewing, make sure you answer all the questions confidently.
• Do not give off negative vibes such as laziness, dull face, poor attitude, vigilance, etc. Express interest in the job and show your capabilities.

References

• Norwegian Cruise Line

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