Work provides structure and balance. It takes us out of isolation, gives us value, it connects us.
Seven months after arriving in the Netherlands, Bassel got a full-time job at metalworking company Jomeco.
Landscape gardener: a job with perspective for newcomers
In collaboration with Project 8, NewBees offers traineeships to newcomers who want to work in the landscape gardening sector.
Yassar bakes very tasty cakes but prefers to stand in front of a classroom full of pupils
Yassar is completing an MBO-BBL education and does an internship as a teaching assistant at pre-school groups 1 & 2.
Mahdi: “I feel privileged with this internship. Printing is my passion.”
Mahdi has many years of experience as a printing specialist and is therefore very happy that NewBees matched him with a traineeship at a printing company in Rotterdam.
Podcast Oranje Fonds: “Growing is teamwork”
In “Groei (Growth)”, a podcast by the Oranje Fonds, Annemiek Dresen, founder of NewBees, talks about the development of NewBees.
At Sweco, they celebrate and get inspired by the differences
After speed dating sessions, interviews, a personality test and a skills test, Shadi recently started working as a civil engineer at Sweco
We are going to work in the Municipality of Amsterdam!
We have signed the contracts of the Municipality of Amsterdam with alderman Marjolein Moorman and with our partner NL Training. As of January 1, 2022, we will jointly provide the B1- and Z- route in Amsterdam.
Nikki from Brood & Spelen: We deal well with differences and we are proud of that.
Nikki Porter, responsible for recruitment at Brood & Spelen, talks about the organization’s vision on diversity and inclusion.
Annemiek Dresen speaks at mini-conference “Kansrijk”
Annemiek is one of the speakers at the ‘Kansrijk’ mini conference that takes place on September 9th in Utrecht. She will be interviewed by moderator Gatra Peshtaz. They will discuss, among other things, the way in which NewBees approaches impact measurement.
Salam: “I know that nothing is impossible in the Netherlands.”
Salam was 18 when he fled Syria in 2015 and came to the Netherlands. First, he lived with his older brother in Amstelveen. A few months later he moved to Tiel. In the beginning it was strange and difficult because suddenly he was all alone.
