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Ship-board agent training dates released
Friday, 08 Mar, 2010
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Twelve on board training sessions for agents are to be held this year by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.
The dates run between April to October covering all four ships in the fleet in five regional ports.
Each day’s programme begins with check-in at 09.45, followed by embarkation and an escorted ship tour.
The first part of the training workshop begins at 11.00, followed by a buffet lunch.
The second workshop session runs until disembarkation at 15.00.
On board training sessions will be held in Liverpool, Southampton, Dover, Greenock and Newcastle.
Details of dates, ships, and ports featured in this training programme are available in the latest Focus on Fred. Olsen information pack.
For an application form, agents should email Holly Goddard, trade marketing co-ordinator, at: [email protected].
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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