Luxembourg Country Bundle: suggestions, stories and tips
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Where to study in Luxembourg, do an internship, do volunteer work or look for a job in Luxembourg?
Why study, do an internship, volunteer or work temporarily in Luxembourg?
- Because you can build a large network within Europe.
- Because you have great chances of finding a job with the growing job market.
- Because you can immerse yourself and develop your language skills quickly.
- Because you can develop your skills (such as project management, professionalism and creative thinking) at a higher level in a multicultural environment.
- Because there are wonderful adventures to be had a short distance from each other.
- Because all public transportation is free, and it is easy this way to see Luxembourg low-budget.
What should you pay attention to?
- That it is an expensive country.
- That there is little volunteer work available where you get board and lodging.
- That it can be difficult to find housing.
Why live in Luxembourg, why emigrate to Luxembourg or stay for a long time?
Why should you live in Luxembourg as an expat, emigrant or working nomad?
- Because the quality of life can be very good in Luxembourg, provided you have a well-paid job.
- Because you can learn a lot about other cultures.
- Because the economy is stable.
- Because you can develop your language skills in multiple areas.
- Because you can learn a lot about intercultural communication.
- Because you can further develop your professional skills and gain an international network.
- Because living in a country with a strong economy and financial sector can increase your knowledge of it.
- Because there is a lot to experience for all ages.
What should you pay attention to?
- That Luxembourg can be bureaucratic.
- That the cost of living is high.
- That housing can be hard to find.
- That you may need (basic) knowledge of German, French and Luxembourgish.
Luxembourg: Updates & Travel
Travel in Luxembourg?
- The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe. It has an area of 2,586 km2, making it about the same size as the province of Drenthe. The country consists of two regions. The northern part is called Ösling and belongs to the Ardennes. It is a forested plateau landscape with deeply carved river valleys and rocky soil. The central and southern part of the country is called Gutland or Bon Pays which means “good land.” This area has an undulating landscape and the soil is loam and marl, excellent for agriculture.
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