Capt Albert Describes Crew Training

[bcd2010]

In his latest blog entry, Captain Albert talks about training crew members, esp. cabin and dining stewards: http://www.hollandamericablog.com/2014/05/07/06-may-2014-the-never-ending-need-for-training-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-113743

[ksqueak]

In his latest blog entry, Captain Albert talks about training crew members, esp. cabin and dining stewards: http://www.hollandamericablog.com/2014/05/07/06-may-2014-the-never-ending-need-for-training-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-113743

 

 

that was interesting. thanks for sharing the link.

[rafinmd]

Very interesting, and timely since I saw a crew member on the Amsterdam wearing an MS Nieuw Jakarta backpack. I pretty well guessed what that was about and this is a nice confirmation.

 

Roy

[Daisyloo]

Very interesting. It's always nice learning about the behind the scene things that make our shipboard experience the wonderful time it is.

[POA1]

In his latest blog entry, Captain Albert talks about training crew members, esp. cabin and dining stewards: http://www.hollandamericablog.com/2014/05/07/06-may-2014-the-never-ending-need-for-training-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-113743

 

Thanks for sharing the link. Always great to get more backstory.

[solocanadian]

Thanks for providing the link. I have been so preoccupied lately I've forgotten to look up Captain Albert's log.:)

[chengkp75]

Several cruise lines have training facilities like this, particularly in Manila. NCL even has one at Piney Point, Maryland, for the US crew on POA.

[cruz chic]

Thx for the link

[POA1]

NCL even has one at Piney Point, Maryland, for the US crew on POA.

 

I meant to ask you this, but what does the acronym POA stand for in this case?

[chengkp75]

I meant to ask you this, but what does the acronym POA stand for in this case?

 

Pride of America.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Very Interesting.

Thank you for providing the link.

[POA1]

Pride of America.

 

Thanks.

[Typhoon1]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.