News from Central Denmark

Marta from Spain found her perfect work-life balance in Denmark

32-year-old Marta Merino said goodbye to Spain and hello to a life with lots of spare time and flexibility in Denmark

Sustainable companies in Central Denmark offer exciting opportunities for internationals

Central Denmark is home to many sustainable companies. One of them is Baettr, a company that works every day towards making renewable wind energy the preferred source of energy. Baettr believes in people - that we, together, can make a difference. That’s why, on their journey to ensure a greener future, they hire talent from all over the world. Meet one of their international employees, Simon Barclay.

The Welcome Buddy Programme brings expats and locals together

Since October 2021, the Welcome Buddy Programme helps internationals to settle in Central Denmark. International newcomers are matched to long-term expats or Danes and share a cultural and social experience for three months.

Career opportunities for both you and your partner

Polish Aleksandra Gudwicz travelled with her husband to the eastern part of Central Denmark, when he landed a job in Danish Crown in Randers. With help from the Accompanying Spouse Initiative, Alexandra landed her dream job in the region too.

The Danish recruitment process through expats’ eyes

Recruitment processes differ from country to country. It’s important to be aware of these differences so you can adjust your CV, cover letter and expectations to meet the standards of your new country and to stand the best chance of landing your dream job! To help you navigate the Danish standards, we’ve gathered some honest insights from internationals living and working in Central Denmark.

Why tech talents choose to live in Central Denmark

More and more internationals with skills within IT and tech are choosing to live in Central Denmark. A good work-life balance and opportunities to develop their career play an important role in attracting them to the region.

What to expect of Christmas in Central Denmark

Christmas in Denmark is a holiday filled with traditions that have been passed on from generation to generation. From lighting the calendar candle on December 1st to dancing around the Christmas tree on the 24th, find out how Danes create Christmas “hygge”.

A stronger identity in fairy-tale surroundings

When Antoniya and Stanislav Petkov moved to Central Denmark, they first landed in Aarhus thinking it was a very small city, but that they would get by. Now they own a house in even smaller Ringkøbing – and simply love it there!

Finding work-life balance

During his first years in Central Denmark, Constantin worked a lot. Both to support himself, better understand the Danish workplace, and learn the language. But he later found a way to strike the work-life balance Denmark is famous for.

Combining fun and innovation at The LEGO Group

When applying for a job at the LEGO Group, Edgaras was excited to work on some of the newest technologies within his field. Read about his experience and the technologies he uses in his article.