Unfortunately, many university graduates cannot realise their full potential in their own countries because of the lack of opportunities. Paradoxically, there are other countries where flourishing businesses need talent from the rest of the World.

ibecome is a free international careers service for university students, even in their first year, and graduates. We are developing links with employers and recruiters based on the information that our registered users give us.

Finding a good job in another country is difficult, particularly if you don’t live there. Recruitment is typically sourced nationally. There are a lot of barriers (cultural, linguistic, regulatory) separating businesses from international talent.

We help students, even from the start of their degree, as well as graduates, to prepare for international employment or study and find jobs. We support businesses who want to benefit from a more international workforce. 

Unfortunately, many university graduates cannot realise their full potential in their own countries because of the lack of opportunities. Paradoxically, there are other countries where flourishing businesses need talent from the rest of the World.

ibecome is a free international careers service for university students, even in their first year, and graduates. We are developing links with employers and recuriters based on the information that our registered users give us.

Finding a good job in another country is difficult, particularly if you don’t live there. Recruitment is typically sourced nationally. There are a lot of barriers (cultural, linguistic, regulatory) separating businesses from international talent.

We help students, even from the start of their degree, as well as graduates, to prepare for international employment or study and find jobs. We support businesses who want to benefit from a more international workforce. 

Skills Panorama in the Netherlands

Skills Panorama in the Netherlands

Employment markets are never perfect anywhere. Holland is a prime example of that.

According to Skills Panorama (Cedefop, the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training) there are professions in the Netherlands with surpluses, but shortages are evident in some others.

The country has one of the lowest levels of unemployment in Europe and more professionals in the areas of science, ICT and engineering and architecture amongst others are needed.  

The economic prospects continue to be favourable for the Netherlands, as the OEDC (Organisation for Economic Development and Co-operation) reports that the response to the COVID crisis has been “timely and supportive”.

An economic snapshot of Holland by the OEDC 

The Netherlands: mismatch priority occupations

 

 

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