Often, the first port of call to getting your first superyacht job is to ensure your CV catches the eyes of crew recruitment agencies.
Often, the first port of call to getting your first superyacht job is to ensure your CV catches the eyes of crew recruitment agencies.
CareersCrew AdviceSuperyacht Industry Insights
9 September 2022By Max Lee
There’s been a significant increase in the global order book for smaller superyachts, but what are the pros and cons of working on boats under 40m?
20 August 2022By Antoine Miller
Trying to get your first superyacht job is a little like writing your first blog – exciting, nerve-racking and the fear or doing or saying something wrong is very real.
6 August 2022By Charlotte Flake
In a recent Instagram poll, over 200 of you replied to our question about the worst things a cabin mate can do to annoy or irritate you and this is what you said.
27 July 2022By Glen Campbell
The challenges as a Superyacht Officer can vary greatly within the yachting industry and sometimes it can become a game of chess looking for your next step on the ladder!
Superyacht Industry InsightsYachting & Travel
18 July 2022By Tim Clarke
Myself and Jenny Matthews were recently thrown in the deep end – quite literally – at Superyacht Investor London, where we were challenged to debate the pros and cons of the impact of Below Deck on the yachting industry.
5 July 2022By Glen Campbell
The relationship and rapport between you and your crew agent cannot be underestimated in the recruitment process.
EngineeringGuest BlogYachting & Travel
22 June 2022By Guest Article
In his latest guest blog for Quay Crew, Scott Molloy delves into the future of wearable tech onboard.
Company NewsSuperyacht Industry Insights
7 June 2022By Charlotte Flake
One in three Junior Deckhands and Stews are now getting some form of rotation onboard 70m+ superyachts as the industry scrambles to appeal to more candidates in a competitive market.