IamExpat Weekly | November 11, 2021

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November 11, 2021

Five easy ways to start teaching English online and abroad

There's never been a better time to start teaching English online and abroad, and there are many opportunities out there for those who are willing to get a TEFL certificate. Get your TEFL qualification now!

Read & Discuss

Talking about climate change

by Ruud Hisgen

If you would like to join a discussion about climate change in the Netherlands, these handy words and phrases from Ruud Hisgen will certainly help you out.

Brexit: Why the Netherlands is a favourable country to work in

Brexit has brought about a number of changes for both people living in Europe and in Britain. Payingit explains why the Netherlands is a great country to live and work in.

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IamExpat is looking for a Business Developer

We are looking for a Business Developer to join our international team. Do you have experience in sales or accoount management and recruitment? Apply now!

How to make your LinkedIn profile a magnet for recruiters

by Dorota Klop-Sowinska

Getting tired of scouring the internet for the right job for you? Why don't you let them come to you? Dorota gives us a few tips on how to create a LinkedIn profile that will attract recruiters left, right and centre!

All homes in Amsterdam under 512.000 euros must be occupied by owners

Under a new purchase protection measure proposed by the municipality of Amsterdam, homes valued under 512.000 euros must be lived in by the owner of the property.

Inflation in the Netherlands reaches highest point since 2002

Inflation in the Netherlands has reached its highest level in almost 20 years, as the cost of goods and services rose by 3,4 percent in October.

Dutch hospitals call for stricter restrictions to curb spread of COVID-19

With another coronavirus press conference only a few days away, Dutch hospitals are calling on the government to introduce a ban on large-scale events in the Netherlands.

Dutch universities struggle to keep up with growing student population

This year, the number of students in the Netherlands increased by 4 percent, but Dutch universities are struggling to keep up with growing numbers.

Heineken is feeling the effects of the new alcohol discount laws

Heineken has admitted to already feeling the effects of the government’s cap on alcohol discounts, reporting a 20 percent drop in beer sales over the summer.

Anchors aweigh! Sail from Groningen to Norway from next year

Stuck for ideas on how to spend your next holiday as a family? This might be the answer: a new ferry route between the Netherlands and Norway will set sail in April!

What’s the longest Dutch word?

Due to the nature of the Dutch language, you can have some obscenely, borderline annoyingly long words in Dutch. But what’s the longest Dutch word?