Preparation for embarkation on the cruise ship - Part 1

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I will tell my real story to board and work aboard a cruise ship. In order not to be too long I decided to divide this story into two or more parts, first I will tell you what it was necessary for me to do to be able to board. Preparation for embarkation on the cruise ship Before boarding the cruise ship it is necessary for the crew member to go through a few steps: # Blood test (complete blood count, anti-drug test, hiv test ...); # Medical examination to know whether the sight, hearing, heart, lung, anyway if all is well. # STCW course where the crew member will know how to act in certain situations on the ship, such as abandoning the ship. # Interview to know in which sector the crewmember will work, if you have never been on a cruise ship know that English is the world's communication language, obviously you will find people who speak the same language as you speak, such as Spanish, in which case you can talk in Spanish. Imagine the situation of putting a person that English is not your native language and who does not speak the language to work in the restaurant or in the ship's excursion sector, places that people can meet people from all over the world will not be much good. The position will depend on the mastery of the English language, if the person has Spanish as a native language and master English, the probability of working in the restaurant is very great. If the crewmember candidate knows how to speak English, French, Spanish and German for the position that will be placed, it will almost certainly be at the reception desk. To be continued... Image credits: cruiseline.com