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As a student, it is often difficult to find the money and time to live a sustainable life, but with a little creativity and dedication, you can make a difference. In this blog, we share some simple tips and tricks to make your student life greener and more sustainable.

We're all familiar with activities we do in our spare time because we enjoy them. Often, they bring nothing more than a lot of fun, which is, of course, the most important thing. But how beautiful is it when you can turn your hobby into your 'work'?

It could be that your pay slip shows the words ‘WAS verrekening’: this means that not all salary deductions have been made and that a ‘debt’ is being build. In technical language: the ‘netto EQ loon’ is higher that the net salary that normally would have been paid if all deductions had been done.

When you apply for a job, your resume is naturally very important. Your resume gives a recruiter an immediate impression of who you are, what you do, and what your qualities are.

When you have had a job interview, you are naturally very curious to know whether, based on this interview, you will be hired or not. It may be that the outcome of this interview will take some time, what should you do if you do not hear anything after a job interview?  

In our new blog series "On your own," we address the matters you will encounter as a new student when you move out on your own for the first time. We begin the series with advice on living together with other students.