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| _-MIl0 |
| Hi, im sorry if you guys get this allot (which id imagine you do) but i just wanted to ask you about jobs for english speakers in holland. I plan on moveing there in a year and just wanted to know how hard it would be to get a job there. Anyways thanks alot for whatever help you can give |
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| basvh |
| quote: | Originally posted by _-MIl0
Hi, im sorry if you guys get this allot (which id imagine you do) but i just wanted to ask you about jobs for english speakers in holland. I plan on moveing there in a year and just wanted to know how hard it would be to get a job there. Anyways thanks alot for whatever help you can give |
depends what kind of education/diplomas/skills you have |
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| _-MIl0 |
| im just looking for a job as a waiter or something along the lines of manual labour, i have completed the IB exam and this will be the year befor i go to uni |
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| HiGH_NrG |
| quote: | Originally posted by _-MIl0
im just looking for a job as a waiter or something along the lines of manual labour, i have completed the IB exam and this will be the year befor i go to uni |
I think you'll have a hard time finding a job as a waiter (not speaking Dutch). But you can always register yourself at an employment agency and hope they got something... |
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| Miss Proximus |
I worked with loads of foreign people at the Rai (COnvention Centre) and Arena (Ajax stadium). I'm sure if you go to Amsterdam it won't be a problem. Also think of Irish pubs etc. Amsterdam needs English speaking people really, as in the centre, probably most restaurants are visited by tourists anyhow!
If I were you, I'd prepare myself by emailing Tempo Team employment agency: [email protected] (the rest all have online contact forms in Dutch). And maybe search for a few lower class hotels, and email them. If you don't try..you won't buy! :D |
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| _-MIl0 |
| lol good idea, im going to be takeing lessons in dutch for the next year so hopefully that will help |
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| Miss Proximus |
I saw an add in a tourist paper yesterday about www.undutchables.nl This is an employment agency, especially for foreigners wanting to work in The Netherlands. Good luck!!
btw www.undutchables.com is also a good website. The book (The Undutchables) is very funny. Full of stereotypes! |
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| _-MIl0 |
| thanks for the help everyone :D |
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| apri_peel |
also try
http://www.ubn-uitzendburo.nl/
i was given the link to that website when i went to study in amsterdam. the city has tons of irish bars, also australian bars, i knew an aussi girl who didnt speak a word in dutch who worked at a pub, so its definately possible. i've also seen postings at employment agencies looking for for english speakers for international call centers. its definately difficult, especially if youre from outside EU, but it can be done ;) |
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| maria111 |
| goodmorning!!maybe someone has already asked this but anyway...well i have few problems over here like...i am coming at holland at 29th of octomber you all know why and i was thiking how far away is the airport from the stadium?do i have the time to see amsterdam for a bit or not?should i come some hours later in case something bad happend?how is the trainsportation?how much i have to pay to moove to the city?also what kind of transportation i can use to moove?bus train or something?thanks in advance!Maria |
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| jp |
First take the train from Schiphol airport to Amsterdam Central Station (thats 4 Euro or so)
Then get the express train from Amsterdam to Arnhem Central Station
(get a weekend round trip, its about 25 Euro I guess)
There are busses going to Gelredome from the trainstation |
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