Kitesurfing Jobs in Netherlands
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Discover the range of kitesurfing career paths available in Netherlands. We feature 9 open positions, from technical roles to on-the-water instruction, within this exciting region.
Working in Netherlands presents a distinct experience. Very active local scene despite challenging North Sea conditions. Many dedicated spots along the coast and on IJsselmeer. Main season April-October. North Sea coast offers many spots (often shallow, choppy). Inland lakes (IJsselmeer) also popular. Consider the cost of living, which is typically Moderate to high, especially housing in major cities.. Visa requirements are important: EU citizens work freely. Non-EU citizens need appropriate work visa/permit. Highly Skilled Migrant programs exist.
Browse the listings below to find the perfect match for your skills and passion in Netherlands. New jobs are added frequently!
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Working in Netherlands
Kite Season
Main season April-October. North Sea coast offers many spots (often shallow, choppy). Inland lakes (IJsselmeer) also popular.
Cost of Living
Moderate to high, especially housing in major cities.
Certification
IKO, VDWS accepted. KNWV/Watersportverbond certifications relevant locally.
Kitesurfing Scene
Very active local scene despite challenging North Sea conditions. Many dedicated spots along the coast and on IJsselmeer.
Visa Information
EU citizens work freely. Non-EU citizens need appropriate work visa/permit. Highly Skilled Migrant programs exist.
Popular Spots
- Zeeland
Province in the southwest, known for its islands, dams (Neeltje Jans), and numerous kitesurf spots with flat water and sea conditions
- Katwijk
Coastal town in South Holland
- Oostvoorne
Town near Rotterdam with access to Oostvoornse Meer (lake, flat water) and Maasvlakte/Slufter (sea, waves)
- Workum
Town on the IJsselmeer (large freshwater lake)
- The-hague
Major city on the North Sea coast
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Engineering & IT
Advanced tech sector, potential for specialized software.
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Content for the large Dutch kitesurfing community.
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Mature market with many shops and distributors.
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Major European logistics hub (Rotterdam port, Schiphol airport).
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Some Dutch brands and innovation.
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Demand for instructors (IKO/VDWS/KNWV) at coastal and lake schools.
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Working in Kitesurfing in Netherlands
Working internationally often requires specific visas or work permits, especially outside your home region (e.g., non-EU citizens in Europe). Research requirements early.
Language skills (English + local language) are highly advantageous. Consider local seasons, cost of living, and typical benefits offered (accommodation is common for seasonal roles).
Visa insights: Visa Guide for Instructors .
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many kitesurfing jobs are currently available in Netherlands on KitesurfOK?
We currently list 9 matching positions. Check back often as new jobs are added daily.
What are the peak kitesurfing seasons in Netherlands?
This varies greatly. Research Netherlands's specific wind patterns. E.g., Tarifa (Spain) peaks April-Oct, Brazil July-Jan, Cape Town (South Africa) Nov-Mar. Most jobs align with these windy seasons.
Is English widely spoken in the kitesurfing industry in Netherlands?
English is common in international hubs and tourist spots. However, local language skills are a significant advantage for communication with colleagues and some clients.
How can I make my application stand out?
Tailor your CV and cover letter to EACH job. Highlight relevant skills AND your passion for kitesurfing. Quantify achievements where possible. For instructor roles, mention certifications and teaching experience clearly. Proofread carefully!
How often are new kitesurfing jobs posted?
We update our job listings regularly. New jobs are added as soon as they become available, so check back frequently! Last update was less than a minute ago.