{"id":550,"date":"2010-05-17T00:00:21","date_gmt":"2010-05-17T00:00:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/dutch\/?p=550"},"modified":"2017-06-09T11:15:49","modified_gmt":"2017-06-09T11:15:49","slug":"dutch-vocabulary-for-a-curriculum-vitae-cv-and-cover-letter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/dutch\/dutch-vocabulary-for-a-curriculum-vitae-cv-and-cover-letter\/","title":{"rendered":"Dutch Vocabulary for a Curriculum Vitae (CV) and Cover Letter"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the next few posts, I’m going to cover how to write a curriculum vitae (CV)<\/a> and a cover letter<\/a> for when you finally apply for a Dutch speaking job.\u00a0 But before we get there, I will be using some vocabulary you will want to get acquainted with first.\u00a0 So have a look at the words below, you’ll be seeing them put to good use shortly.<\/p>\n

de <\/span>vacature<\/span> : the vacancy\/opening<\/span>
\nde <\/span>sollicitatie<\/span> : the application<\/span>
\nsolliciteren<\/span> : to apply for<\/span>
\nbetreffen<\/span> : to concern<\/span>
\nhet <\/span>sollicitatiegesprek<\/span> : the job interview<\/span>
\nde <\/span>sollicitatiebrief<\/span> : the letter of application (cover letter)<\/span>
\nhet curriculum vitae : curriculum vitae<\/span>
\nde <\/span>functie<\/span> : the position<\/span>
\nde <\/span>positie<\/span> : the position<\/span>
\nde <\/span>loopbaan<\/span> : the career<\/span>
\nde <\/span>carri\u00e8re<\/span> : the career<\/span>
\nde <\/span>kandidaat<\/span> : the candidate<\/span>
\nde <\/span>opleiding<\/span> : the education<\/span>
\nde <\/span>werkervaring<\/span> : the work experience<\/span>
\nde <\/span>ervaring<\/span> : the experience<\/span>
\nde <\/span>vaardigheid<\/span> (de <\/span>vaardigheden<\/span>) : the skill(s)<\/span>
\nverantwoordelijk<\/span> : responsible<\/span>
\nde <\/span>cursus<\/span> : the cour<\/span>se<\/span>
\nhet<\/span> certificaat<\/span> : the certificate<\/span>
\nde <\/span>assistent<\/span> : the assistant<\/span>
\nde <\/span>adviseur<\/span> : the advisor<\/span>
\nhet <\/span>onderzoek<\/span> : research<\/span>
\nschrijven<\/span> : to write<\/span>
\nlesgeven<\/span> : to teach<\/span>
\nde manager : the manager<\/span>
\nde <\/span>teamleider<\/span> : the team lead<\/span>
\nde school : the school<\/span>
\nde <\/span>universiteit<\/span> : the university<\/span>
\nde <\/span>afdeling<\/span> : the division\/department<\/span>
\nde <\/span>medewerker<\/span> : the employee\/worker<\/span>
\nde <\/span>vertegenwoordiger<\/span> : the representative<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

In the next few posts, I’m going to cover how to write a curriculum vitae (CV) and a cover letter for when you finally apply for a Dutch speaking job.\u00a0 But before we get there, I will be using some vocabulary you will want to get acquainted with first.\u00a0 So have a look at the…<\/p>\n

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