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| Discover why some people choose to work at sea: the chance to travel, to get responsible jobs early or the only way they can support themselves? |
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Why work at sea?
Some choose to work at sea because it gives a chance to travel or gain responsibility early in their career. For others, it may be the only way to earn a wage. |
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Living on a ship
A ship usually works 24 hour a day. Find out how this sets the routine for those on board and how life has changed for the seafarer. |
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