Jobs, traineeships, internships: the energy sector is looking for international staff
By Adriana Dancu
There’s only two weeks until Meet your Future in Energy, an online careers and networking event on Tuesday, November 24 (15:00-17:30), which will offer many opportunities for International people in the North. Whether you’re looking for a long-term job, want to gain some experience through an internship (or graduate onto a traineeship), or if you just want to broaden your network, Meet your Future in Energy is a great opportunity for this and more.
The online event offers attendees the opportunity to network with different energy professionals and companies, and gain knowledge about the broad field of energy. Time is running out, so make sure to sign up on the website and get involved!
From pipelines to solar panels
Meet your Future in Energy will offer opportunities across all levels. Whether you are an HBO or WO student or graduate, and whether you speak Dutch or English. Young professionals looking for a job opportunity, and ambitious student wanting to gain job experience alike can find value at Meet your Future in Energy.
Companies and organisations attending include HDM Pipelines, GroenLeven Solar Energy, and SolarSportOne.
The event could even lead to a new job or an internship that would look good on your CV. Perhaps most importantly, the event is presented in Dutch and English, and offers opportunities for multi-lingual people in various languages.
Networking with the experts
The Meet you Future in Energy team point out that networking is a very important part of finding a job in the Netherlands. Accordingly, the event offers opportunities to connect with and to companies across the North (and their staff).
The event will also offer inspiring masterclasses, lectures, round table talks, and career ‘speed dates’. There you have the opportunity to learn from professionals about the energy sector, and make connections. Who knows? Maybe you will end up befriending your next employer.
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