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29 & 30 November

The Go-Abroad Fair

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29 & 30 November The Go-Abroad Fair

The Go-Abroad Fair

The fair

The Go-Abroad Fair

Who is the fair for?

Sponsors

Video

Info about this edition

For visitors

For study counsellors

For exhibitors

Free tickets

Who is the fair for?

Study

Exchange

Internship

Gap year

Language trip

High school programme

(Voluntary) work

For visitors

For visitors

Students Parents

.. / Students

Practical info

Location & opening hours

Programme

List of participants

Floor plan

New

Frequently asked questions

Ready for your visit?

Free tickets

Do you have a question?

Look here too

About the fair

Who is the fair for?

Why go abroad?

Opportunities abroad

Win a language trip

.. / Parents

Practical info

Location & opening hours

Programme

List of participants

Floor plan

New

Frequently asked questions

Ready for your visit?

Free tickets

Do you have a question?

Look here too

About the fair

Who is the fair for?

Why go abroad?

Opportunities abroad

Win a language trip

For study counsellors

For study counsellors

Practical information

Location & opening hours

Programme

List of participants

Floor plan

New

Ready for your visit?

Register individually

Class registration

Find out more?

About The Go-Abroad Fair

Why go abroad?

Order flyers and posters

Promotional material

Frequently asked questions

For exhibitors

For exhibitors

Participate in the fair?

Why participate?

Participation options

Brochure request

Ready to participate?

Book your stand

Extra information

Extra exposure options

Marketing campaign

Visitor and exhibitor profile

Customer testimonials

Video

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Why go abroad?

Are there pupils/students in your class interested in going abroad, but still unsure? We give three reasons why they should not miss out on an experience abroad!

Tip 1: It is an unforgettable experience

Hundreds of thousands of young people have gone ahead of your students and when you read their stories, you get excited too, right? It isn't called an unforgettable experience for nothing.

Apart from all the beautiful places and fun parties that will be visited, they will develop their language skills, come into contact with other cultures and meet many new people.

Want to know more? Read the stories in our blog

Tip 2: More likely to get a good job

Besides being an incredibly fun experience, of course, studying abroad also proves to be a very smart move for students. A study conducted by the European Commission found that young people who spent a period studying abroad are more likely to get and keep a good job at a later stage.

Almost a quarter of students who obtained higher education degrees went abroad for their studies. Around 20,000 students even complete their studies abroad. The Dutch government encourages international exchange programmes and makes it financially attractive for students to study outside our national borders.

Tip 3: Financial support is available

Students eligible for student grants and loans can use these funds anywhere in the world. In the process, even special scholarships can be obtained for a foreign study programme.

So now is the time to go abroad for a study, internship, gap year or work. That will soon be different when they have a permanent job, mortgage and perhaps children. Draw your pupils'/students' attention to The Go-Abroad Fair on 29 & 30 November in the Jaarbeurs for inspiration and information about the wide range of possibilities.

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The Go-Abroad Fair is the biggest event in the Netherlands for study, internship, gap year and (voluntary) work abroad

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