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Alistair Baillie
Alistair is a Second Officer working on cruise ships. He's a very engaging blogger, and writes useful posts that will help aspiring and current deck cadets. His blog goes all the way back to his initial applications and interviews.
http://www.alistairbaillie.co.uk/blog/Antijanner's Blog
Antijanner is a qualified engineer working on offshore supply ships. He's written a number of useful posts that might be of interest to those preparing for their sea phases.
http://antijanner.wordpress.com/Crossing the Line
Written by Christopher Doyle (CharlieDelta), Crossing the Line documents life as a deck cadet on cruise ships from application onwards. The blog includes some travel commentary and lots of pretty pictures!
http://charliedelta.officercadet.comHarry at Sea
Harry is a deck cadet on cruise ships, and he blogs about life at college and at sea. His blog's just starting up so be sure to visit and comment to keep him posting!
http://harry-at-sea.blogspot.com/I joined the Merchant Navy? Are you sure?
A very informative blog written by a qualified engineer now working ashore. His guide to the ISM Code is a must read!http://nowhowdidigethere.blogspot.com/Salt and Cider
Written by size4riggerboots, this blog offers an entertaining insight into life as a cadet. Now a qualified officer, size4 documents her time on cruise ships, buoy tenders, ro-pax ferries and general cargo ships along with her time at college. Get a cup of tea and prepare for a good read!
http://size4riggerboots.blogspot.comTo Sea
A new blog written by an aspiring deck cadet. As with all new blogs, go have a read, comment and encourage. Everyone needs motivation to blog so let him know that you're interested!
http://toseatosee.blogspot.com/
by Published on 21st February 2012 11:33 AM
I had an interview last Friday, with Clyde Marine Training; and after a week of waiting; the news came through at the weekendby Published on 19th February 2012 08:54 AM
The last couple of nights have been made fun by tiny little fishing vessels: in short, I hate them. They do not show upby Published on 18th February 2012 04:01 PM
Hello everyone,
Sorry for the lack of blogs this last week but I have been very busy and very tired! But asby Published on 16th February 2012 07:12 AM
What I did this afternoon.
I officially love my job.
And yes, that's myby Published on 15th February 2012 07:19 AM
Well things haven't slowed down yet!
On Saturday it was turnaround day in Colon, this is always the busiestby Published on 11th February 2012 07:03 AM
Well, it’s been a busy couple of days! Having been told tocall the agent in the morning to find out what time the ship was
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