Hello, I'm glad to answer your questions. I'm also a cargo ship crew. It's hard to be a sailor on a fishing boat. Untrained crew members can't work in the ocean. In the early stage of becoming a sailor, they have to do pre-job training. The training time is different. The training time of fishing boat crew is relatively short, usually half a month. A colleague of mine once trained fishing boat crew. I don't think you should be a fishing boat crew. Experiencing life can be done for a while. If you really want to be a long-term crew member, you can go to a regular cargo ship crew to study. You have a high degree and a good chance of promotion. The captain's salary is higher than 4W. The risk factor of fishing boats is many times higher than that of cargo ships. If you really want to learn to tell you a few points, 1 Don't believe some small advertisements in newspapers and TV. Some intermediary companies are deceptive and charge high fees. Before you become a sailor, you should consider family, parents and many other issues. The crew can't go home for a long time and often wander at sea. If you learn to find a regular school, you can assign it. Personally, I think your work is better than that of the cast. Please answer these questions and hope to add powder.