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Category: Crew Tips

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what its like to work as yacht crew

What Is It Like To Work As Yacht Crew?

14/07/2017admin
Life as part of yacht crew certainly isn’t like any other so if you’re thinking about a career in the yachting industry, this is the blog post for you. From blissful morning coffees with a view to late night requests dragging you out of bed, yacht jobs certainly have their pros and cons. However all...
Working on Yachts & Superyachts. Yacht crew with no experience

Working on Yachts & Superyachts – What You Need to Know.

25/05/2017admin
Thinking about a career off-shore? Dreaming of living the high life working on a superyacht? There are a host of different paths you can take; from deckhands and watersport instructors to steward/ess’, engineers and beauticians. Whichever route you decide to take, wilsonhalligan can assist you in your job search at every stage of your career...
tax information

Important Financial & Tax Information for Yacht Crew

07/04/2017adminfinancial information, tax info, tax information, yacht crew
The information within this article has been provided by Patrick Maflin, Director of Marine Accounts On the 1st July 2017, the new French Social Security laws will be implemented. This will impact yacht crew who spend over 183 days within a 365 day period in France, as long as they are not already paying social...
yacht recruitment agency

The Importance of Choosing the Right Yacht Recruitment Agency

16/03/2017admin
In recent years, the number of yacht recruitment agencies has increased substantially, so as a candidate or client, how do you decide which recruitment agency to use? As a candidate, your initial thoughts could be to register with every single one, thinking it would increase your chances of finding a job quicker. As a Captain...
isa for uk resident seafarers

Important ISA Information for UK Resident Seafarers

15/03/2017admin
The information within this article has been provided by Tim Reedman, Chartered Financial Planner of St. James's Place. This year’s ISA – capture the moment, before it's gone! Are you making the most of yours? Before the end of this tax year, there is the opportunity to shelter up to £15,240 in an ISA, with no...
antibes walls yachting

Do you have to be in a major yachting centre to find a yachting job?

25/01/2017Nicola Morgan
Last week, we had an aspiring young stewardess call into our Southampton office and ask if she really needed to go to Antibes to find her first yachting job. Here's what you need to know, and where you need to be to find your dream yachting job. ‘These days all the jobs are online aren’t...
ship to shore

From Ship to Shore…How to Transition From an Offshore to Land based Career

17/01/2017Nicola Morgan
If you're thinking about exiting your off-shore position to pursue perhaps a more stable land based position, it can often feel daunting, especially if you're not sure of the opportunities available. Here at wilsonhalligan, we have a lot of experience in helping yacht crew redirect their careers ashore. With direct experience of this within our...
Beach wilsonhalligan

Crew leave – how to get the balance of time off right

25/08/2016admin
A contentious issue for Captains, Owners and crews is the granting of appropriate time off. Today, we will be looking at the issues surrounding leave time and how to deal with this most efficiently. What off shore crew life normally entails: Most people working offshore know that their job is never going to be a...
Anchored Ship

From shore to ship…what to do when you have landed your first off-shore job

25/08/2016admin
You have just received the call you have been waiting for:  ‘we would like to offer you the position to start on board next week’.  You can’t quite believe it when you put the phone down – after waiting for what feels like an eternity, you have finally secured a permanent dream job.  You feel...

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