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Hi everyone this is a question for my 15 year old cousin who is also an aspiring engineer cadet. He wants to attend the Glasgow college opening day tommorow. He is hopes to apply next year will he be okay to attend the open day without a parent or gaurdian
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It says "Ability to speak additional languages such as Spanish, French or German preferred."
The key word there is "preferred". It is not a qualification necessary to do the job, just something that would be viewed advantageously from their point of view. What weight they would put on it over various other factors when assessing you for the job I'm not sure. As Alistair said some of their other brands use different languages on board so maybe if you could speak one of these languages then they could transfer you between the brands and that's the only reason they are interested in it. Don't think it would be a deal breaker.
Seriously don't worry about it. If you can speak English you will be fine. And concentrate getting a cadetship before you start worrying about the different requirements different companies have for newly qualified officers.
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Originally posted by robertpollock View PostClick 3rd engineer and click apply for job and more info pops up read that
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Click 3rd engineer and click apply for job and more info pops up read that
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Originally posted by robertpollock View Posthttps://www.royalcareersatsea.com/pages/engine
This job requires you to speak another language is this really a requirment or will I in the future still be eligible for this job as I can only speak English
Unless there was a position for RCCL's Pullmantur or TUI Cruises brands also displayed there - in which case they require you to speak Spanish and German respectively.
However, there are obviously some companies / vessels where the official language is NOT english, although if the vessel trades internationally the officers as a minimum will be able to speak varying degrees of english. Note, I state "official" language - as in the company have decided that the common language onboard will not be english, as opposed to everyone onboard just speaking their home language which often happens.
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Doubt anyone is going to make you learn another language. English is the official language of the sea so we are at a distinct advantage when it comes to that. The only time you might need to would be if you ended up working for a company where the rest of the crew were from another country but even then they would still all have to be able to speak English anyway (to how good a level is a different matter). I wouldn't worry about this as a cadet.
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This engine job requires to be able to speak another language is this true
This job requires you to speak another language is this really a requirment or will I in the future still be eligible for this job as I can only speak English
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Who did you sign a contract for what company and how long and what job
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just signed my contract and was pleasantly surprised that theres been a pay rise since I had my interview
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I went for deck because my teacher said I would never get a job looking out the window...
My choice was validated after my week in the ER cleaning out boiler tubes on a steam ship ... Took weeks to get clean again!
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Originally posted by Hatchorder View PostOf course - If I had been grossly delusional I would have become a ginger beer!
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