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EURES has been providing support to young jobseekers across Europe for 25 years. Your first EURES Job (YfEJ), one of the network’s targeted mobility schemes, helps 18-35 year olds to find work in another EU country, Norway or Iceland. In this article, we showcase three young people who relocated wit

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Cover letter, CV, interview… there’s a lot to think about when applying for a job. EURES has been helping jobseekers to navigate this process for 25 years and the following article summarises our advice in some of the key areas.

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In 2019, EURES is celebrating its 25th anniversary, but we need your support and active involvement to make this celebration unforgettable!

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It’s never easy to receive criticism at work, even if it’s constructive. However, while it might be hard to hear, criticism will ultimately help you to improve. Here are our top tips for dealing with criticism at work in a positive way.

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Short-term positions that offer on-the-job training are becoming increasingly popular avenues for entering the world of work. A successful internship, traineeship or apprenticeship can go a long way towards helping you to secure your desired job role. Here, we give you some useful tips to ensure you

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In 2017, EURES Denmark launched ‘My Big Danish Moment’,a series of four short videos on expats living and working in Denmark. In August 2019, after noticing a huge demand for qualified IT specialists in Denmark, they launched a video focusing specifically on expat IT professionals working in Denmark

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Going from full-time student to full-time employee is never an easy step. Whether you’re coming from school, university or a vocational path, entering the world of work can be a difficult transition – great support can help you to overcome. We caught up with Paul Kitchen, a career mentor

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