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Are you considering working with professionals with a refugee background? When it comes to hiring refugee talent, we've developed a lot of knowledge and experience over the past years. We're sharing all of that here - hoping to support you in your journey. We'll also share relevant external information.
Grid operators, contractors, and the government are joining forces to accelerate the expansion of the electricity grid. Together, they aim to hire an additional 5,000 technicians by 2030. This will…
5,000 technicians wanted: Read articleThomas Gesink is a social entrepreneur and founder of Bureau Raakt. He has worked with organizations such as the Dutch Council for Refugees to establish apprenticeships in construction, technology, and…
A good training program is a solution for almost everything: Read articleThe energy transition offers refugees with refugee status a great opportunity to build a future. The sector is in need of skilled professionals and sees potential in this target group.…
Status holders enthusiastic about work in the energy sector: Read articleThe technology sector is desperate for people. While projects related to energy transition, digitalization, and sustainability are slowing down, a large group of technically skilled newcomers is ready. With language…
Newcomers in technology: plenty of opportunities: Read articleLast Friday we launched Energy Skills: a joint training program of TenneT, Enexis, Alliander and Refugee Talent Hub, especially for status holders. With this preparatory training they are prepared to…
Launch of Energy Skills: content, ambition and drive: Read articleThe energy transition is one of the greatest societal challenges of our time. Did you know that no fewer than 30,000 professionals are needed to make the transition to sustainable…
Start of the Energy Skills Programme: Read articleThis week was an important moment with the start of the attack plan for technology, construction and energy.
Towards inclusive technology, construction and energy: Read article
