will working on Cruise ship give me the similar experience as the industry

[Wright20]

Hey people, I'm paul and I'm new to the forum and i need advice about what i should do next, sorry if this is no this is not where you post it.
My Question is this, i after i finish my 303 practical (if i pass) I'm worried what will come after as jobs are low in my area, my tutor said to join a cadetship on a cruise ship. now i wondering will that help me in the future.
The position is an Electro-Technical cadet, it requires GCSE's A-Bs in math, english and science but i got Cs in all, but if i get my 2330 Level 3 will that help at all.

Sorry for going on a bit and again if its in the wrong area

Thanks for any help givien

Paul

 

[oldtimer]

I dont know about that but a guy I worked with was on a Disney ship and he told a funny story about Minnie cornering him in a cabin.

Thats all folks

 

[telectrix]

go for it. at least you will see some of the world outside of this sinking ship of a country. take whatever courses you are offered. then after your cadetship, consider your options.

 

[Wright20]

Did he happen to have big ears and look like a mouse

 

[Wright20]

Yeah i was thinking of going for it but i'm worried about my gcse's being the cause of them knocking me back

 

[oldtimer]

Did he happen to have big ears and look like a mouse

Na he was a maintenance man but he said she was more like a rabbit than a mouse (whatever that means)

 

[mayfair]

When they test the earth on a cruise ship and the ship is connected to the land at say portsmouth as it moves away from the land does the earth still work or will it use the water earth !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just wonder and wonder all day long and when it gets to say Spain will that be a Spanish earth and come under Spanish regs!!!!!!!!!!

 

[High Tower]

I used to work on the BIG p&o's such as Aurora and ventura, at no point do they ever connect a ship to any on land services, the only bit that ever comes ashore is the lines and the gangway

The ship runs permanently on its own generator and earths itself through the general mass of water

 

[mayfair]

Thats cleared that up then, Ill sleep tonight. Its a full moon so i hope i'll sleep ...............nobody knows

 

[mayfair]

You know them space shuttle things well about the Earth ............They always say they can see the earth so do they need a Earth, Hang on just going for some water to take these pills

 

[High Tower]

You know them space shuttle things well about the Earth ............They always say they can see the earth so do they need a Earth, Hang on just going for some water to take these pills

Really long wander lead and a BS951 clamp.

 

[mayfair]

I knew you would know it says on your post formally NASA so a spaceman is bound to know this sort a thing

 

[High Tower]

Ahh yes but few people realise the irony, i claim to be a pHd but cannot spell NASA!!

 

[mayfair]

Its all that weighlessness you guys have must affect your brains lol .............Look at what happened to that Durham guy with all that presure under the water ........Your lucky

 

[mattmoo1974]

Watch out for the "Golden Rivet"

 

[topquark]

Ahh yes but few people realise the irony, i claim to be a pHd but cannot spell NASA!!

Or formerly!

 

[High Tower]

Or formerly!

Well doner mate, in 2 years your the first to spot that!! i was wondering how long it was going to take!!

 

[topquark]

Well doner mate, in 2 years your the first to spot that!! i was wondering how long it was going to take!!

Given the amount of excellent advice you give out mate ... who gives a stuff

 

[telectrix]

Yeah i was thinking of going for it but i'm worried about my gcse's being the cause of them knocking me back

take no notice of the other idiots on the forum tonight. this idiot has his sensible 'ed on art the moment ( not my fault, the oofy's run out of beer ), and this idiot says that your grades should not knock you back if you show them that you're up to it and for it. they may want you to sit an entrance exam, but it shouldn't be too hard. grade c,s are better than what i got in some of my subjects.

 

[mayfair]

he's at it again nurse Done = doner