American Women's Club in Aarhus http://www.awcaa.dk/
General meetings held once a month in members' homes. Programs include social cultural, and educational topics of interest to foreigners living in Denmark and programs arranged by Americans living/teaching/studying in Denmark.
International Women's Club of Copenhagen http://www.iwcc.dk/
The International Women's Club of Copenhagen is a philanthropic, non-political and non-profit making organisation.
The objectives are to welcome and assist newcomers and their families to Denmark. Also to enhance the members knowledge of Denmark through tours to historical and cultural sights, lectures on topical issues and other activities and support philanthropic projects especially those of an international nature.
Ladies International Network – København http://www.linkdenmark.com/ LINK was founded in 1973 to give English speaking women of many different nationalities living in Denmark the chance to meet socially. We organise a variety of programs covering a wide range of interests. Some events appeal to the entire family, for example picnics and seasonal parties. Others, such as coffee mornings - a regular feature - provide a good opportunity to relax and
chat. There are cultural visits to help members learn more about Denmark and there are evening events as well, sometimes with husbands.
US Women's Club of Fyn http://www.uswcf.dk/
The U.S. Women's Club of Fyn was founded by a small group of American women in 1984. The goals of the Club are to strengthen contact among Americans living on Funen, provide information and encouragement to English-speaking newcomers, create opportunities for sharing American holidays and traditions and to reach out to the community through support of organizations that help women.
British Council – Denmark http://www.britishcouncil.org/denmark We connect people with learning opportunities and creative ideas from the UK to build lasting relationships around the world.
Denmark.net http://www.denmark.net/
A great online guide to Denmark: Events, Businesses, Activities, Blogs, Hotels & more.
European Professional Women's Network (EPWN) - Copenhagen http://www.europeanpwn.net/copenhagen
A vibrant growing pan-European federation whose common objective is to provide women with the tools, networks and support they need to assume leadership. We aim to share knowledge across Europe, and are participating in several Europe-wide initiatives. We combine a sophisticated online networking platform, linking several thousand business women across Europe, with regular, offline events in many cities across Europe.
Expats in Denmark http://www.foreignhelp.dk/
Denmark 's leading expat community for expatriates living in, working in or moving to Denmark . We are helping people to get information about Denmark , meeting like minded individuals, networking, news, events, online dating, job searching or house hunting - and make the most of expatriate life in Denmark !
Expat In Denmark http://www.expatindenmark.com
Expatindenmark.com is your platform to integrate into the Danish society, network and socialise with other expats. The aim of this portal is to increase your opportunity to become successful both in your professional and in your personal lives.
Expatnet http://www.expatnet.dk/
Denmark's leading expat community for expatriates living in, working in or moving to Denmark. We are helping people to get information about Denmark, meeting like minded individuals, networking, news, events, online dating, job searching or house hunting - and make the most of expatriate life in Denmark!
International Business Club http://www.ibcww.dk/
Through the IBC Information Centre, in Copenhagen, there is provided an international service center that promotes and advertises business opportunities, jobs, services, schools, events, relocation, diplomatic cars, etc., basically, information for the large international community in Denmark and overseas. Membership of IBC includes those involved in business, diplomats and other international professionals. The strength of IBC is the interactive website, regular meetings and the IBC Information Center open Monday to Friday.
Life in Denmark http://lifein.dk
Make the most of living and working in Denmark.
MyDenmarkTV.com http://www.mydenmarktv.com
A weekly web TV show about Denmark providing foreigners and new arrivals with useful insights and practical tips about the country.
Official web site of Denmark http://denmark.dk
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark welcomes you to Denmark's official web site.
Relocating To Denmark http://www.gateway2.dk/
This menu is a checklist embracing the requirements of an international relocation and a guide to the range of services offered by Gateway To Denmark.
Repatriation Network of Denmark http://www.hjemvendte.dk/cominghome.htm
Network - Social and business events for expats and repats. Cross cultural coaching - New Identity - Spouses/Families.
The Scandinavian Insider http://www.sosmag.se/
Formerly South of Sweden, this is a leading English language magazine on lifestyle & business for the growing international community in Scandinavia.
Bjørn's International School http://www.b-i-s.dk/
Bjørn´s International School (BIS) in Copenhagen is an independent school with about 150 students from over 45 nations and an internationally qualified teaching staff. In BIS students can be taught through Danish or English from school start to 16 years.
Copenhagen International School http://www.cis-edu.dk/
Since 1963, Copenhagen International School has served the international community of greater Copenhagen. As one of the twelve founding-member schools of the International Baccalaureate (IB), we provide a complete educational programme for students from ages 3 to 19, from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. English is the medium of instruction.
Hørsholm International School http://www.his.dk/
Hørsholm International School has been an IB World School since December 1998. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme and IB Middle Years Programme.
Rygaard's International School http://www.rygaards.com/
Rygaards School is a private, Christian/Catholic, co-educational establishment. It is recognised by and subject to, Danish law and receives a subsidy from the Danish State. The school is a member of the European Council of International Schools, the Association of Catholic Schools in Denmark and COBIS (The Council of British International Schools).
Looking for work in another country requires more than just the obvious CV translation. You will be confronted with issues
that probably didn't even cross your mind when you decided to go for an international career, but don't underestimate
the big impact they can have on the outcome of your adventure! Think for example about the different rules and
habits regarding immigration, job application procedures, the selection procedures and the management culture.
These tips were kindly provided by volunteer Expat Women Mentors in 2007. ExpatWomen.com shares these tips in an effort to help but takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information.
Provided by Kelly Anne K, British American, in Copenhagen, Denmark
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Learn Danish--free lessons are available to new residents. This is absolutely necessary if you want to thrive in Denmark . It's also a good way to meet other foreigners and make friends.
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Join an expat club to meet other people in a similar situation as you.
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Join a sport/hobby club, or volunteer for your local owners association or something similar: it's a good way to meet Danes.
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Play tourist for a few days--take a tour-bus, canal tour etc. It's a good way to get introduced to Copenhagen.
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Get a library card--Copenhagen has an excellent library system with books in many languages, as well as "learn Danish" books.
Provided by Sabine B, German, in Copenhagen, Denmark
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Expect to be patient and persistent with the locals. They are very reserved when it comes to forming new personal bonds. So this takes time.
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Take the initiative. Invite people home. Often, if need be. These are not people who are used to welcoming anybody to their neighborhoods.
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Get clear about who you are – and what interests you.
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Learn the language. Danes pride themselves on their language skills – which do not reach as far as they think.
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Join expat networks. There are quite a few (mainly in the area of Copenhagen). But you need people around you who understand what you are going through.
