How to find a job
Workindenmark
Workindenmark is the national public employment service for qualified international candidates looking for a job in Denmark, and Danish companies searching for foreign candidates. Workindenmark is part of the Danish Ministry of Employment and member of European Employment Service (EURES).
Workindenmark offers international jobseekers easy access to a large pool of English speaking jobs in all of Denmark and extensive information and guidance on job search and settlement in Denmark, such as:
Job portal with English speaking jobs in all of Denmark
"Make It Work in Denmark": an e-learning course about job search in Denmark. The course consists of four modules providing insight, knowledge and tips on how to find a job in Denmark
Video tutorials: Learn how to fully prepare for job search in Denmark, when you have found an interesting job or a company you wish to approach. The videos explain the job search processes that non-Danish jobseekers often find difficult or unfamiliar
Tips on how to create a CV and cover letter the Danish style
Denmark through expat eyes. Expats share their experiences with working and living in Denmark. Discover what they have to say about Denmark in their own words
Information about sectors with high demand (Engineering, ITC, Life Science, Business and Finance, Medical and Healthcare, Industry, Transport and Logistics, Construction)
Find out more at: workindenmark.dk
International Citizen Service
International Citizen Service is a nationwide service for newcomers staying for more than three months. ICS is a coordinating cooperation between all the relevant Danish authorities. At ICS, you can get the necessary paperwork done. For further information, please see: llifeindenmark.borger.dk/settle-in-denmark/ics-international-citizen-service
Websites:
Jobs in Copenhagen
Newspapers:
The majority of the newspapers have a job section in the Wednesday and Sunday editions, listings are mostly in Danish:
JyllandsPosten
Politiken
Berlingske
There are also job advertisements in regional and local newspapers.
For more information about “working in Denmark”, check the website: lifeindenmark.borger.dk/working