Company
Cruise Academy
Cruise Academy
Straight Talk. Real Experience. No Bull-ship. ✨
At Cruise Academy, we don’t just teach it - we’ve lived it. Founded in 2017 by seafarers for seafarers, we specialize in maritime training and shipboard recruitment for the global cruise industry.
We tell it like it is - the good, the bad, and the downright exhausting. No sugarcoating, no sales pitch - just real, honest insights from those who’ve been there. Because you deserve to know exactly what to expect before stepping onboard.
We are MLC Certified and proudly audited and approved by the UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency, ensuring the highest standards in training, recruitment, and compliance.
If you're serious about a career at sea, we’ll get you there - the right way.
The Junior Assistant Food & Beverage Manager supports onboard beverage operations by ensuring exceptional guest experiences, maximizing revenue opportunities, and maintaining high service standards across all beverage outlets. This role is responsible for overseeing bar service execution, optimizing inventory management, driving staff performance, and utilizing technology to enhance operational efficiency. The ideal candidate is a proactive leader with strong problem-solving abilities, a passion for guest service, and a keen eye for operational excellence in a high-volume food and beverage environment.
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