Teaching Jobs in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is a very small and densely populated country with nearly 17 million inhabitants. Amsterdam is the country’s most famous and iconic city for a good reason – not only does it offer a fun modern culture for young teachers to thrive in, but it is also amazingly rich in historical significance and architectural magnificence. The country’s capital and largest city will certainly not disappoint individuals who decide to teach there, with its inherent beauty, quality of life, and positive vibes.

Rotterdam is the second largest Dutch city, and for a long time has thrived as one of the busiest port cities in the whole world. Known historically as the “Gateway to Europe,” for its centrally influential role in European trade and economy, today Rotterdam is a highly modern and industrialized city. It is famous for its striking modern architecture and pristine setting on the Rotte River in South Holland.

The Hague, also located in South Holland, is the seat of the Dutch government and host to many important international organizations, such as the International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court. With just over a million inhabitants in the urban and suburban area, the Hague is the Netherlands’ third largest city and one of the most important centers of the United Nations in the world. For teachers interested in international affairs, the Hague offers a highly connected and globally concentrated environment.