
A Purser on a superyacht typically earns €3,000 to €9,300 a month, depending on the size of the yacht. Training for this step includes Purser Course, on top of the basics such as an ENG1 medical and Basic Safety Training.
A Purser is responsible for managing the interior of the vessel and all financial matters onboard. Pursers are generally employed for larger yachts because of the vast number of duties. This role communicates with contractors, vendors/suppliers, owners and other financial channels which the position may involve. Usually, this role requires at least five years of experience, in addition to land-based experience.
| Yacht length | Monthly salary (EUR) | Monthly salary (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 20 - 40 m (70 - 130 ft) | €3 000 – €3 500 | $3 600 – $4 200 |
| 40 - 50 m (130 - 165 ft) | €4 100 – €5 400 | $4 900 – $6 400 |
| 50 - 60 m (165 - 200 ft) | €5 000 – €5 900 | $ 6 000 – $7 000 |
| 60 - 70 m (200 - 230 ft) | €5 700 – €7 400 | $6 900 – $8 900 |
| 70 - 80 m (230 - 265 ft) | €6 000 – €7 800 | $7 300 – $9 400 |
| 80 - 90 m (265 - 295 ft) | €6 000 – €8 800 | $7 300 – $10 600 |
| 90 - 100 m (295 - 330 ft) | €6 500 – €8 800 | $7 800 – $10 600 |
| 100 m+ (330 Ft +) | €6 500 – €9 300 | $7 800 – $11 200 |
Typical monthly ranges. Pay varies with experience, the yacht's programme and whether it's private or charter.
These are the courses and certificates on the Interior career path up to this role.