FAQ

• Well-trained and experienced employees are more than welcome in the Netherlands.
• The chances of finding a good job that matches education and experience are excellent in the Netherlands.
• The experience of working abroad for a longer period of time benefits your further career.

You can respond to one of the vacancies on our website or you can send us your CV and we will do our best to find you a new job opportunity.

A complete CV, which includes:

• Personal details
• Education, training and courses
• Work experience
• Including copies of diplomas and certificates

Furthermore, it is recommended that you include a motivation letter describing your specific challenges, other areas of interest and other skills not related to work.

In addition to meeting the qualifications that belong to the job, it is also important that you speak English at least at language level B2, but preferably at language level C1.

People with language level B2 can understand articles and reports related to their own areas of interest and expertise. The same applies to texts about contemporary problems. They can also usually understand literary prose, as long as it is contemporary.

People with language level C1 can understand long and complicated texts. These include both factual and literary texts, even if these texts are about a subject on which they themselves are not specialists. Sometimes they have to read a passage again. They also appreciate a change in style, for example a mix of short and long sentences.

Working in the Netherlands is an exciting move and above all an important stage in your career. You will therefore be staying here for a longer period of time. Depending on your own development and the opportunities that your new employer offers you, this may vary from months to years or maybe even permanently. In the Netherlands, everything is well organized and it is a very pleasant country to live and work in.