Nail Your Dutch Interview

Land Your Dutch Job Interview: Build Confidence in Your Language Skills

• Skilled professional? ✅Check.
• Ready to work in the Netherlands? ✅Check.
• Confident in speaking Dutch in interviews? ...Not quite yet.

You're not alone. Thousands of talented internationals hesitate to apply for Dutch roles, not because they lack the skills, but because they're unsure about their language level.

Here's the good news: You don't need perfect Dutch. You need the right Dutch.

Join Brenda Isken, a seasoned Dutch language instructor with 20+ years of experience coaching international professionals.
With her background in HR and hospitality, Brenda knows exactly what Dutch employers are listening for, and how to help you communicate your value, even when your Dutch isn't flawless yet.

What You'll Walk Away With:

🔸Confidence-building vocabulary for job interviews and applications

🔸Self-advocacy strategies that work even when you're still learning

🔸Insider insights into what Dutch employers actually care about in 2025

🔸Cultural context that helps you read the room and make the right impression

This Workshop Is Perfect For You If:

• You've studied Dutch, but freeze up when it's time to use it professionally
• You're tired of seeing "fluent Dutch required" and wondering if you qualify
• You want practical tools, not just grammar rules, to ace your next interview
• You're ready to stop letting language insecurity hold your career back

Why This Matters

The Dutch job market is competitive enough without doubting yourself before you even walk in the door. This workshop gives you the language skills, mindset shifts, and cultural know-how to show up as the capable professional you already are.

Stop waiting until your Dutch is "good enough." Start landing interviews now.

A Word from Brenda

"A language is best learned in practice. Set your insecurities aside and use the language you know, that's where real progress happens."

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher Empowerment Foundation