EURES opportunities: What you need to know

Finding your dream job

EURES stores thousands of CVs that employers across Europe can easily find at any time. It also promotes a wide range of vacancies across all sectors – all you need to do is search for the type of job you are looking for. When you find a suitable vacancy, follow the simple steps EURES sets out to show the employer you are interested and submit an application. In the meantime, if you have any questions about the job or country that it is in, you can reach out to a local EURES Adviser who will be happy to help answer any questions and assist you with your search.

Settling into a new place

A new job may take you to a new place. Moving to a new region or country can seem like a challenging and daunting task, but EURES ensures you are not tackling it alone. Local EURES Advisers guide you through each step of your move. They are experienced in all aspects of relocation and can support you with everything from finding accommodation to setting up a new bank account.

Networking

As part of its mission to match jobseekers with jobs, EURES plays a big part in organising European (Online) Job Days, recruitment events connecting employers across Europe with jobseekers. The events involve presentations from participating employers looking for workers and information points on working abroad. They provide an opportunity to ask different companies about their working conditions, the labour market, recruitment processes and even jobs they are advertising. Meeting employers could not only result in employment, it is a chance to grow your network and learn more about how organisations operate.

Accessing extra support

Finding a job and relocating is not always an easy process, which is why EURES provides more than a list of vacancies. Nearly 1,000 EURES Advisers are available to guide you throughout your career, answering all of your questions along the way. Each region has local advisers that specialise in providing information, guidance and placement to both jobseekers and employers. In some cases EURES helps you to access financial support, for example grants and travel vouchers, to ensure your job transition is as seamless as possible, as well as learning and development opportunities to grow your skillset and showcase it to potential employers. Using actions and initiatives such as the EURES Targeted Mobility Scheme and Europass, EURES works to equip you with the tools you need for your career.

Gaining new tips and tricks

The EURES portal website includes a page dedicated to practical hints and tips to help you navigate job opportunities, moving across borders and life in Europe. They cover how and where to find information on the labour market, the legal aspects of mobility, applying for jobs, and the key things to consider when moving to a new country.

You can find more information about EURES services by visiting the various sections of this website. Find contact details of the EURES Members and Partners on the “EURES in your country” page or contact a EURES Adviser directly by phone, mail or chat. You can also contact the EURES Helpdesk for help with using the portal or any other questions you may have.

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In partnership with EURES, the European Job Mobility Portal.

Related links:

European (Online) Job Days

EURES Targeted Mobility Scheme

Europass

Hints and Tips

EURES in your country

Contact a EURES Adviser

EURES Helpdesk

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European Job Days

Find EURES Advisers

Living and working conditions in EURES countries

EURES Jobs Database

EURES services for employers

EURES Events Calendar

Upcoming Online Events