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Postovanje, ako mi mozete dati savjet ili uputiti na neku agenciju?
Trenutno sam poÄeo kadeturu na putniÄkom brodu Delphin koji se nalazi u Rijeci, na kojem ću biti tri mjeseca i nakon toga tražim nastavak kadeture. Na fakultetu zavrÅ¡avam drugu godinu kao najbolji student i kao stipendista Vlade Crne Gore. Vakcinisan sam sa tri doze vakcine koje su priznate u EU.Posjedujem i Marlins test za pomorce sa prolaznošću od 96%.S obzirom da ne bih da prekidam kadeturu, jer mi to odgovara zbog fakulteta, trazim neku agenciju za nastavak.
Trenutno sam poÄeo kadeturu na putniÄkom brodu Delphin koji se nalazi u Rijeci, na kojem ću biti tri mjeseca i nakon toga tražim nastavak kadeture. Na fakultetu zavrÅ¡avam drugu godinu kao najbolji student i kao stipendista Vlade Crne Gore. Vakcinisan sam sa tri doze vakcine koje su priznate u EU.Posjedujem i Marlins test za pomorce sa prolaznošću od 96%.S obzirom da ne bih da prekidam kadeturu, jer mi to odgovara zbog fakulteta, trazim neku agenciju za nastavak.
Dobar dan vidija sam da si bija na exmara struja, možda si jos i sada neznam. Možeš li mi reći za testove u globtika ali baš za exmsr jer sam one druge polozija jeli bilo problema za položiti i mene šalje na Lpg brod jer dolazim sa kontenjera. Hvala
Pozdrav Kire,
izvini sto smetam. Prijavio sam se na ovaj forum jer sam cuo da si ti u wind sektoru. Da li bi ti bio problem malo natipkati ili me nazvati na 0914972559 da me malo uputis u taj sektor.
Konkretno zanima me GWO trening? Vidio sam da imaju puno opcija za te treninge ali cesto vidim da pise 'Full GWO', sto im to tocno znaci tj. koje to tecaje sadrzava?
Ono sto mene zanima su brodovi koji opsluzuju vjetrenjace u svojstvu ETO-a, znaci ne sami rad na njima . Kakve se place tu mogu ocekivati i rotacije?
Kamo aplicirati za rad u Europi?
Od iskustva imam sedam godina na cjevopolagacima i heavy lifterima.
Vidim da si jako od pomoci drugim forumasim pa se nadam da ces i meni uputiti koji konstruktivan savjet.
Lijep pozdrav,
Marin.
izvini sto smetam. Prijavio sam se na ovaj forum jer sam cuo da si ti u wind sektoru. Da li bi ti bio problem malo natipkati ili me nazvati na 0914972559 da me malo uputis u taj sektor.
Konkretno zanima me GWO trening? Vidio sam da imaju puno opcija za te treninge ali cesto vidim da pise 'Full GWO', sto im to tocno znaci tj. koje to tecaje sadrzava?
Ono sto mene zanima su brodovi koji opsluzuju vjetrenjace u svojstvu ETO-a, znaci ne sami rad na njima . Kakve se place tu mogu ocekivati i rotacije?
Kamo aplicirati za rad u Europi?
Od iskustva imam sedam godina na cjevopolagacima i heavy lifterima.
Vidim da si jako od pomoci drugim forumasim pa se nadam da ces i meni uputiti koji konstruktivan savjet.
Lijep pozdrav,
Marin.
? Gledam ovaj forum i ne znam sta se dogodilo. Nekad se tu pisalo,bilo svega. Sad sve izbrisano....nedostupno.
Business insider, 19.01.2021
Royal Caribbean to sell its Azamara brand including 3 ships for $201 million as the company continues to push back 2021 sail dates
Royal Caribbean is selling its Azamara cruise line for $201 million while cruises in the US remain docked during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company announced Tuesday.
Sycamore Partners, the private equity firm purchasing Azamara in cash, will own the cruising brand and its fleet of three ships after the purchase is completed by the end of the quarter. Carol Cabezas, Azamara's COO, will serve as president of the cruise line.
"Azamara remains a strong brand with its own tremendous potential for growth," Richard Fain, chairman and CEO of the Royal Caribbean Group, said in a statement.
The ownership change will also result in a $170 million non-cash impairment charge. According to Royal Caribbean, this Azamara sale won't "materially impact" the cruise company's financial outcomes.
Unsurprisingly, recent months haven't exactly been smooth sailing for Royal Caribbean. In December, Royal Caribbean announced it had sold its Empress and Majesty of the Seas cruise ships. Just several months prior, the cruise company reported it had lost $1.3 billion in its third quarter, the Miami Herald reported.
This Azamara announcement and Royal Caribbean's difficulties are only some of the shakeups in the long list of cruise industry disruptions that have happened in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. From stranded crew members to refund issues to a "wasted year," things have been looking a bit bleak for cruise companies around the world.
However, according to Royal Caribbean, this latest deal will allow the mega cruise company to "focus on expanding" its Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Silversea Cruises brands.
Royal Caribbean to sell its Azamara brand including 3 ships for $201 million as the company continues to push back 2021 sail dates
Royal Caribbean is selling its Azamara cruise line for $201 million while cruises in the US remain docked during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company announced Tuesday.
Sycamore Partners, the private equity firm purchasing Azamara in cash, will own the cruising brand and its fleet of three ships after the purchase is completed by the end of the quarter. Carol Cabezas, Azamara's COO, will serve as president of the cruise line.
"Azamara remains a strong brand with its own tremendous potential for growth," Richard Fain, chairman and CEO of the Royal Caribbean Group, said in a statement.
The ownership change will also result in a $170 million non-cash impairment charge. According to Royal Caribbean, this Azamara sale won't "materially impact" the cruise company's financial outcomes.
Unsurprisingly, recent months haven't exactly been smooth sailing for Royal Caribbean. In December, Royal Caribbean announced it had sold its Empress and Majesty of the Seas cruise ships. Just several months prior, the cruise company reported it had lost $1.3 billion in its third quarter, the Miami Herald reported.
This Azamara announcement and Royal Caribbean's difficulties are only some of the shakeups in the long list of cruise industry disruptions that have happened in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. From stranded crew members to refund issues to a "wasted year," things have been looking a bit bleak for cruise companies around the world.
However, according to Royal Caribbean, this latest deal will allow the mega cruise company to "focus on expanding" its Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Silversea Cruises brands.