Companies in UK and Netherlands

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

Without going into great detail, probably marriage is your best hope (although you don't have to be married to regarded as in a permanent relationship).  I'll explain briefly why.

The kinds of job you're looking at are all customer-facing, you need to speak Dutch.  The Dutch are big on qualifications or relevant experience, you haven't told us of any, so I'm assuming GCSE's and your experience is retail and bar work; none of which in the current COVID climate are going to be a big help.

Perhaps move in with your boyfriend in the Netherlands before the Brexit negotiations are concluded, then try and get some bar work to get started.  In the meantime, learn Dutch, it really is important.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

Thank you for the advice, i guess i am an unskilled worker. I have an A level in English and the 5 GCSEs. I'm 28, so i feel like its too late and too much of a burden on someone else to retrain.
I'm 100% working on the learning the language anyway, but i'm just kind of trying to gauge what sort of unskilled work is easy to get. It doesn't seem like a place where teaching English is something that's available, as its largely an English speaking country.
It wouldn't be fora few months at least, but as i'm currently unemployed cos of covid, just wondered if there was any jobs i should prioritise on working towards whilst in England, to help with the transition. I'm in London, so we have a lot of companies which are multinational.