can an employee (or former) help me with the job process
I'm currently a full time college student at a university in Florida, and i'm 19. I am an American just in case that's important, since I see most employees are international.
I do have April- August completely free, so that's a solid five months. Living in Florida we cruised quite often, and i've always thought it would be an amazing opportunity to work for a cruise line. I know the hours and days are nonstop and can be grueling, but i'm here for the challenge, I genuinely think it'd be worth it in the end if I got to travel the way you do. I just have a couple of questions
- Could I get a job even though i'm still in college? (I have April- August completely free)
- I am American, does that put me at a disadvantage? (I have searched through and found multiple posts talking about how Americans rarely work for cruise lines. Why?
- How long would the application process take?
- Most of my resume consists of Student Government and school-wide organized events. Would that put me at a complete disadvantage? (As in i'm a full time student at a University in Florida and we help organize the events for the student body. We contact famous athletes or politicians to come speak at our school)
- I am CPR certified/ Lifeguard certified, and I was actually interested in working for the Sports Staff, Lifeguard or On Shore Excursion Staff if possible. Not that I would mind the other jobs, I just chose what I thought my resume would cater towards most.
Thank You
Posted Jul 16, 2017, 9:55 PM UTC
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