Please read carefully:
Given the small size of the vessel and crew everyone is expected to help with manoeuvres (e.g. mooring), guest care and basic first aid.
Communication needs to be clear and constructive at all times. Working language on board of our ships is English, additional language skills are welcome.
Sea sickness can be a real issue on Aurora, so please consider that when applying.
Desired skills for all crew:
Below you find a more detailed description of each role, including position specific requirements and desired skills.
Unfortunately we are not able to accept every applicant for a position on board. This usually has to do with the limited space and the special skills needed on board. We would like to ask for your understanding in advance.
Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have a question about crewing or a specific position: crew@sea-watch.org. Please also refer to our FAQs.
We are very happy about all your offers of support!
If you want to apply for a position on a Sea-Watch operation, you should be able to imagine living and working for 5 weeks in a confined space, in stressful situations and with many unknown and very different people.
Unfortunately we are not able to accept every applicant for a position on board. This usually has to do with the limited space and the special skills needed on board. We would like to ask for your understanding in advance.
Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have a question about crewing or a specific position: crew@sea-watch.org. Please also refer to our FAQs.
We are very happy about all your offers of support!
