Talent Hub Agder

Join us at our Talent Hub Seminars every Thursday where you will receive information on career related topics from experts in their field. 

Our goal is to work with you, the job seeker, in determining where you’re at with your job search and what type of guidance you may need to secure a job successfully. We will connect you with our trusted pool of resources so together we can find the relevant support you need to become a more qualified job seeker.

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On a monthly basis we have a meeting for newcomers on the third Thursday of every month*. This is our Intro session where newcomers are introduced to our Talent Hub programme and can sign-up to work with a specialist to help with their job search. 

Following the Intro session we will have a Drop-In hour. Everyone is welcome to attend the Drop-In hour which is career focused and differs from our weekly Thursday morning Drop-in sessions where we offer help regarding your relocation to Norway. 

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Our Talent Hub Database contains vital information on the skillsets and qualifications of international talent that already reside in Agder.

Whether you’re an international talent or an accompanying spouse looking to showcase your skills and qualifications to get a foot in the Norwegian job market, or a business or organisation looking for highly competent workers for your industry, the Talent Hub Database is a valuable and indispensable resource for you.

Job-Start Agder is a 4-day intensive course targeted at international job seekers with higher education, who have gaps in their CV and are unfamiliar with the Norwegian work environment and culture.

The aim of the course is to equip internationals with the necessary tools required to fast track their job search process.

To facilitate this, Welcome Hub Agder has collaborated with organisations and international companies which can offer specialised knowledge and impart necessary skills required to secure a job.

The knowledge and network of someone with experience from Norwegian working life can be a vital resource to highly skilled internationals who are new in Norway and looking for job. Joining a mentoring programme can help with this.

Sammen om en jobb (SAJO) runs regular mentoring programmes where you are paired with mentors who have the same educational background as yourself. Together, you will work towards your goal of securing a job that is relevant to your qualifications, over a period of six months.

You will also meet other mentors and participants to build a professional network, gain access to relevant seminars and get valuable insight into Norwegian work culture.