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Cultural Introduction for foreign employees and family members
Do you want to increase the success of your foreign employee in the Netherlands? Then
XCent expat Support has something you need!
XCent Expat Support has developed a service that contributes to the success of having a foreign employee and his family come to the Netherlands. It happens frequently, that the relocation of the expat and his family is less successful as wanted. Research has proven that the most important reason for expats not to be successful in their new job is because family members who accompanied the expat have troubles with getting acclimatized in their new living environment. Therefore
XCent Expat Support introduces the Cultural Introduction.
XCent Expat Support can arrange this introduction for your foreign employee and any possible family members. Besides providing assistance during the official residence procedures. All to ensure they know exactly which authorities and associations they can go to for, for example, sports and relaxation.
XCent Expat Support can ensure the culture shock will be greatly reduced by organizing an active introduction to official and cultural authorities in the new place of residence.
XCent Expat Support can assist your expat, as part of the cultural introduction with;
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Opening of a (privat) bank account
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Finding a suitable family doctor
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Finding a suitable dentist
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Registration with a pharmacy Registration of the family's children with a suitable educational institution
Please don’t hesitate to contact one of our consultant for a custom made cultural introduction day. You can ’contact’ us by telephone or by e-mail.
Information borchure 'The Dutch and their Habits'
Did your foreign employees also wonder about some Dutch customs and habits? Did they find the Dutch way of having lunch similar to their own experiences? Were they used to eat cheese sandwich for lunch, while walking around the office building with a colleague? And did your foreign employee understand that their Dutch friends didn’t appreciate it when they get a telephone call at 11 p.m.?
Did your foreign employees also wonder about some Dutch customs and habits? Did they find the Dutch way of having lunch similar to their own experiences? Were they used to eat cheese sandwich for lunch, while walking around the office building with a colleague? And did your foreign employee understand that their Dutch friends didn’t appreciate it when they get a telephone call at 11 p.m.?
XCent Expat Support has developed an English information brochure about the Dutch and their habits and customs. Your foreign employee will be able to get prepared for the Dutch society in advance. Perhaps your new foreign employee will be less surprised when he sees for instance the Abraham doll in front of his new neighbors’ house.
Would you like more informative about this information brochure? Please contact one of the consultants from
XCent Expat Support.
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