Internationals who are under training as a doctor or cook no longer need to leave Denmark. At the same time, universities across Denmark are creating 1,100 new English-language study places this summer.
Danish government wants certain internationals to stay in Denmark
Internationals who are under training as a doctor or cook no longer need to leave Denmark. At the same time, universities across Denmark are creating 1,100 new English-language study places this summer.
Danes are no longer best in Scandinavia to speak English
Citizens of Sweden and Norway are better at speaking English than the Danes. The Netherlands has the best English skills, according to the annual EF English Proficiency Index, which measures the world’s English proficiency.
Who are the internationals in Denmark, and what will make them thrive here?
In the second part of an analysis of internationals coming to Denmark, statistician Sa’ar Karp Gershon shares insights on what can be done today and soon to promote better prospects of foreigners in Denmark
“Here’s some advice on how to find your first job in Denmark”
“Young Danes struggle to find their first job too,” says Caroline Rossmeisl, communications professional, host, and co-founder of Karriereklubben, a podcast answering questions from young professionals
Company image: Novo and Lego on top, PostNord and Coop at the bottom
The Institute for Opinion Analysis (Instituttet for Opinionsanalyse) released its annual report on the image of the 100 biggest companies operating in Denmark
Danish Royals skip Royal Court suppliers
It is not contemporary to have companies with special status in relation to the Royal House. This is the Royal House’s own assessment; hence the long-standing tradition is axed. The suppliers have five years to come to terms
New climate report paints a somber picture for the world and Denmark
In the report State of the Cryosphere 2024 – Lost Ice, Global Damage report, 50 leading cryosphere scientists warn of vastly higher impacts and costs to the global economy given accelerating losses in the world’s snow and ice regions.
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“Here’s some advice on how to find your first job in Denmark”
“Young Danes struggle to find their first job too,” says Caroline Rossmeisl, communications professional, host, and co-founder of Karriereklubben, a podcast answering questions from young professionals
Immigrants boom in trade and transport, but lack in healthcare
Currently, 498,000 international workers are employed in Denmark, setting a record for the country. Which sectors do they work in the most, and where are they lacking? A report from Statistics Denmark sheds light on this
Internationals in employment set a new record: there are now 498,000
In the last 10 years, the number of internationals working here almost doubled, increasing from 258,500 to 498,000. They now represent 16% of the workforce
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