Does anyone have an e-mail address or contact details of an yacht/boat employment agency?
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here's the magazine for you pro crew people:\nwww.the-triton.com/\n\nthey can steer you in the right direction
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I assume you are in Scotland.\nHere you go:\n\nWindermere Aquatic\nGlebe Road, Bowness On Windermere\nCumbria La233he\n, GB\nPhone: 01539 442121\nFax: 01539 446716
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How about trying to Google a certain cruise line and maybe finding their phone number and ask them about any job opportunities.    Good luck!
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The only way you might be able to get that info is if the ship maintains a web site. If you are looking for someone in particular and contact the ships' webmaster  and they may pass a message on to whomever your looking for. Other wise, because of security issues you won't be able to get that info anywhere.
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I've attached a link to the website, I'm sure they'll have the phone number listed.\n\nGood Luck
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try the telephone directory. there are online versions.
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www.yachtworld.com \n\nseriously, go there.
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I checked the major business databases and they are not listed.\n\nIf this is some "employment opportunity," then it is definitely a scam.\n\nI'd definitely stay away.
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Try your local employment office.
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there is an Edinburgh address on here and their service is good\n\nhttp://www.croeso.com/email.html
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Try  \naddress@yahoo.co.uk\nBest of luck
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http://www.radiancy.com/int/contactus.htm
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Type it in your search bar, sign up for e-mail.\nOr they may have a phone number to call about.
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I'd agree with Glenn C.  Get in touch with Cruise Ship companies directly.  They don't always post their positions, but do keep applications on file, as they often have to find people quickly.\n\nOne MAJOR warning.  Be careful of agencies who offer to find you jobs on cruises, and ask you to pay a fee to be on their books.  They DO NOT have any inside track to getting you a job on a ship. There are a few of these dodgy companies around, and I would seriously ignore them, unless you like wasting your money.\n\nAs Glenn said, check each cruise line's website, and you'll find their hiring details there.  Get your application in, and you could be on the high seas very quickly.  \n\nMy sister worked on cruiselines and stopped just last year, after 6 years on ships.  By that time she'd been on 3 around the world cruises and had seen nearly every port in the Caribean, Europe and the Nordics.  She loved it!  \n\nGood luck!!
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There is a Skipper who used to work for a sailing school that I now work for.  I have heard that he shortly is finishing his current employment so will be available. \n\nHis name is Simon Rowell, he is hugely qualified, and has massive sailing experience. If you need to contact him if you email me.\n\nHope this helps you.\n\nHappy Hunting
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maybe its oceanictrustees@yahoo.co.uk