How to Work and Immigrate to the Netherlands as a Teacher?

The immigration process to become a teacher in the Netherlands. Join Behnam from the Visa Library as he guides teachers through the journey of working and immigrating to the Netherlands. Discover the essential steps, from navigating the Dutch education system and securing a teaching position to understanding the visa process and adapting to life in the Netherlands.
Behnam offers invaluable insights and tips, making this transition smooth and successful. Whether you're an experienced educator or new to the field, this video is your gateway to a rewarding career in one of Europe's most vibrant countries.
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00:00 - Intro
00:45 - The Requirements
02:21 - The 1st Process
04:22 - The 2nd Process
05:07 - Salary
05:21 - Is the Netherlands Good for Teaching?
05:58 - Outro
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[@coole.Boy74]

thanks 👏👏👏

[@visalibrary]

Welcome 😊

[@newstrendingworldwide]

Nice content. If I go to Netherlands on Schengen visa, and I have a teaching license from DUO, will I be able to apply for work permit in Netherlands if I secure a job offer?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, if you travel to the Netherlands on a Schengen visa and secure a job offer as a teacher, you can apply for a work permit, provided you have a teaching license from DUO (Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs, the Dutch Education Executive Agency). However, there are specific steps and requirements you need to follow: Secure a Job Offer: First, you must have a job offer from a Dutch employer in the education sector. Employer's Role: Your employer in the Netherlands needs to apply for a work permit on your behalf. In most cases for teachers, this would involve obtaining a GVVA (a combined residence and work permit) from the IND (Immigration and Naturalisation Service). Teaching License: Having a teaching license from DUO is crucial as it proves your qualification to teach in the Netherlands. This will be a key part of your application. Change of Purpose: Being in the Netherlands on a Schengen visa means you are there for short stays (tourism, family visits, etc.). To work in the Netherlands, your purpose of stay must change, requiring you to apply for a residence permit with the purpose of work. This cannot typically be done from within the Netherlands on a Schengen visa; you would usually need to return to your country of residence to apply. Language Requirements: Depending on the level and type of teaching, you may also need to meet certain Dutch language proficiency requirements. Other Requirements: Besides the teaching license, you may need to fulfill other requirements such as a health examination or background checks, depending on the specifics of your job and the regulations at the time of your application.

[@swathyvijayan4174]

Is Dutch language proficiency necessary in International schools too??

[@visalibrary]

In the Netherlands, Dutch language proficiency is not typically required for teaching positions at international schools. These schools often use English as the language of instruction, catering primarily to expatriate communities. However, having some knowledge of Dutch can be beneficial for personal integration and broader professional opportunities within the country.

[@francesmariannellamado8790]

Pls show me how to apply as a teacher in Netherland

[@visalibrary]

To immigrate to the Netherlands as a teacher, follow these steps: 1. Check Eligibility Qualifications: Ensure you have the necessary qualifications and credentials to teach in the Netherlands. This typically includes a recognized teaching degree and relevant teaching experience. Language Proficiency: Proficiency in Dutch is often required, especially for teaching in primary and secondary schools. Some international schools may accept English proficiency. 2. Recognize Your Qualifications Credential Evaluation: Have your qualifications evaluated by the Dutch organization for international credential evaluation (Nuffic). This step is crucial to ensure your credentials are recognized in the Netherlands. 3. Find a Job Job Search: Use job portals like Indeed, LinkedIn, and specialized Dutch sites like Meesterbaan.nl for teaching positions. International Schools: Look for positions in international schools where English is the primary language of instruction. Websites like the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the International School Services (ISS) can be helpful. Networking: Join professional networks and attend job fairs specifically for educators. 4. Apply for Positions Resume and Cover Letter: Tailor your resume (CV) and cover letter to meet Dutch standards and highlight your relevant experience and qualifications. Application Process: Follow the specific application procedures outlined by the job postings. 5. Obtain a Work Permit Job Offer: Secure a job offer from a Dutch school. Your employer will usually sponsor your work permit. Work Permit Application: Your employer will apply for a work permit on your behalf through the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND). 6. Apply for a Visa MVV (Provisional Residence Permit): If you need a visa to enter the Netherlands, apply for an MVV at the Dutch embassy or consulate in your home country. Your employer may assist with this process. Residence Permit: Once in the Netherlands, apply for a residence permit for skilled workers. 7. Register with Local Authorities Municipal Registration: Register with the local municipality (gemeente) where you will be living. BSN Number: Obtain a Citizen Service Number (BSN) which you will need for various administrative purposes. 8. Prepare for Your Move Accommodation: Arrange for housing before your move. Bank Account: Set up a Dutch bank account. Health Insurance: Obtain Dutch health insurance, which is mandatory for all residents. 9. Start Teaching Orientation: Attend any orientation or training sessions provided by your employer. Integration: Engage in community activities to integrate into Dutch society and improve your language skills if needed.