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What is your age?*

18 - 29 years

30 - 39 years

40 - 49 years

50 - 59 years

60 years or older

Did you attend the workshop 'Working in the Netherlands'?*

Yes

In which AZC are you?

Unemployment is low in the Netherlands. What does this mean?*

You earn little in the Netherlands.

There are few jobs in the Netherlands.

Almost anyone who wants to work can find a job.

Productivity is high in the Netherlands. What does this mean?*

The Dutch make many products.

The Dutch do a lot while they work.

Dutch people work almost all the time.

What does it mean being in paid employment?*

You work for a number of companies.

You work for a company.

You work in your own company.

John works 8 hours a day, Monday through Friday. What can you call this?*

John works part time.

John works full time.

Where is it easiest to find work in the Netherlands at the moment?*

In healthcare, tourism and culture.

In tourism, agriculture and technology.

In technology, agriculture and culture.

In healthcare, construction and technology.

If you work for an employment agency...*

then you have a contract for an indefinite period;

then you have your own company;

then you have a flexible contract.

What do you not put in your resume?*

The salary you would like to earn.

Your personal data.

Your work experience.

Your education and training.

What is applying for a job?*

Taking a new training course.

Working for a company for some time.

Trying to get a certain job.

What is the most important thing when you start speaking Dutch?*

That you read a lot of Dutch books.

That you practice a lot, even if you make mistakes.

That you never make mistakes.

What is a vacancy?*

A job for which someone is wanted.

A conversation to get a job.

A list of all your educations and jobs.

What do many Dutch people think is polite?*

If you don't look at people.

When you look at people.

You have been living in an AZC for seven months and you do not yet have a residence permit, but you do want to work. What can you do?*

You are not allowed to work, because you do not have a residence permit.

You are allowed to work 24 weeks a year, because you have been more than six months in the asylum procedure now.

You have to wait, because you are only allowed to work when you have a house in a municipality.

You can just work and don't have to pay attention to anything.

You have been in the Netherlands for ten months now and you live in an azc. You have found a job and you are about to start your job. What should you do?*

You must transfer your entire salary to COA.

You tell COA that you do paid work because you have to contribute to the costs of the reception above a certain amount.

You tell the VluchtelingenWerk that you are going to start because they will tell COA.

You tell COA that you do paid work, because then you have to live outside the AZC.

I think that the COA and Refugee Talent Hub prepare me well for working in the Netherlands.*

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Thanks to the workshop I have answers to my questions.*

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If I have any questions after the workshop, I know where to go to get answers.*

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Thanks to the film, I am more interested in learning Dutch and looking for work.*

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I can use the information I have received from the COA in my search for a job.*

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