The REALITY of Finding an English Speaking Job in the Netherlands

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  Faith Embassy Ministries

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  I wan to move to Nederland can i really need ur advice Hw can I get u number
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  Nephilim Oz

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  After 5 years in Nederland (3 years in dutch family) I end up with deep depression. This country would fall without foreign people and still they can't stop themselves from treating us like we are worse than they are. We all are humans and we deserve respect.
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  David Gizgizyan

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Hello I want to move with my friend to the Netherlands …is there any platform or site where I can find job or apartment ?
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  Thilina Welagedara

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Helpful information as always. But one question :
  how practical it is to visit NL in a short stay 90 day visa and finding a job during that time(for a Non EU)? . I mean any job that can convert the visit visa to a work permit.
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  Martin Dominikus

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for great video!
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  alexandre charles

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thanks a por for your information, i really want to have a job experience over there in holland. I do speak english and spanish very well i dont know if there is any oportunity there over electricmecanic , welders or tren maintenace or technician . Pls kindly give me any useful information. Thks
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  Kurt Lee

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for your video. I have applied working holiday visa and I am looking for the field of graphic design. Is it possible to find it?
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  Emily

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  1: language
  To stay for many years in NL, English is not enough. You cannot keep English speaking job for lots of years.
  2: future career expectation
  dutch people tend to higher dutch people at higher levels. They reject also because they don't recognize your accomplishments.
  3: over qualification vs under qualification
  when you apply for jobs that you're over or under qualified, you'll get no response or rejection. In general in NL you are under qualified for the jobs that your resume typically matches for. You're over qualified for the jobs that are below your resume skills.
  4. stand out with job application
  high competition. Job application must stand out.
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  Aris Giannakoulias

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Hi I am a graduate in Business Administration from Greece…I have done an internship in a Big 4 firm…do I have a good chance to secure an english-speaking job in Netherlands with a master's in Data Science from Tilburg Uni or Finance & Investments from Erasmus university?
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  Nik Vret

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  i also would like to know about the authorities there, can i use english to register there as a citizen or ask some advices for work at the job center?
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  Mixon Chakma

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thanks for your video. What about jobs opportunities with MBA in Purpose Economy.
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  Dominika KL

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for another great video! I cureently live in South Korea and a lot of what you mention is true here as well – you just have to know the language to be a part of the community and to move up at work. I'm currently studying Dutch (knowing German helps a little) but I probably won't be able to do much more than have a very simple conversation by the time we move (thinking of late this year). Hope I will be able to find something for myself and then learn the language better as I live there!
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  kodomotachi1

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for the video. I do feel that speakers of English tend to expect to have no limitations because they speak English at their destination. As you rightly said, and it is not Netherlands-only, there's a difference between making do for a while, for which you can manage by on a generic sort of job, to being part of the community on the same footing as the very prepared locals.
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  bedrie akovlu

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Can you give some info about pharmacy jobs?
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  Nik Vret

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Do they speak in english at the authorities?Like make the regristration the new adress or at the jobcenter or make a new number for taxes etc . Coming there and already speak and understand the Holland language it will take many time. Most the people there are speaking english or german? I know german as well.
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  Maria S.

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Another nice video, Gulce 👍
  I guess another supporting approach would be – ask yourself why you want a job exactly in the Netherlands. Are you interested just in a good job just somewhere or do you have some special connection to the Dutch culture and that's why you wanna reside in NL and have a job there? In the 2nd case you'll learn Dutch and investigate the local habbits anyway, I guess
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  Lajibolala

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for this video, very useful and a practical perspective of looking for a job in the Netherlands
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  Jason Geyser

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thanks for the great video 😁
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  Some Human

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

  Thank you for taking the time to make this information for us it is very helpful.
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  Making it in Holland

  February 13, 2023 - 9:56 am

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