It goes without saying that a city and region with multinationals like Philips, DAF and ASML, with a High Tech Campus and a University of Technology, have numerous international contacts. There are also all kinds of networks for partners or carers. Just take a look.

Eindhoven has numerous cultural and linguistic organizations. What about the Academisch Genootschap (http://www.academischgenootschap.nl/ (in Dutch)), whose motto is ‘for intellectual development'. Or go to http://www.alliance-francaise.nl/eindhoven (in Dutch) to join the Alliance Française. Take a look at http://www.nederlandengeland.nl/ to find out what the Genootschap Nederland-Engeland is all about. For a full list, go to www.ifalk.nl/eindhoven19gy169d/index.do?banner=true, click on ‘Cultuur & recreatie' and then on ‘culturele en linguïstische organisaties'.
Other networks:
Clubs and groups | |
Mothers and Toddlers | Expat group running various activities for children in and around Eindhoven. |
North American Women's Club | Informal group. Meets the first Tuesday of every month. |
Alliance Française | French culture and language society. www.alliance-francaise.nl/eindhoven (in Dutch) |
Dante Alighieri, Società Italiana | Italian culture and language society. |
Genootschap | Connections between England and the Netherlands. |
The Indo-Dutch Association | Association for Indian people in Eindhoven area. |
VCWI - Society of Chinese Scholars and Engineers in the Netherlands | A group of highly educated Chinese in the Netherlands who are employed by research institutions, industrial sectors, universities and government departments. |
Stichting Kapit-Bisig | Group for Philippinos in Eindhoven area. |
Welcoming Committee RIS | Welcoming group per nationality at the international primary school Eindhoven. |
Amigos de la Cultura Hispano-Americana | Spanish and Latin American association. |
China Bridge | China Bridge increases communication between native Dutch people and their Chinese relations. Children with Chinese roots are welcome too. |