u/RepresentativeCut486

Hi,

I've been studying at the TU Delft and I am working now in Scheveningen now. I am looking for a gliding club to join. I am complete noob, but I always wanted to get a pilot license. Eventually, I will get there but I think gliding is the best start and I find it really fascinating.

I know Dutch at B2 level, however I know that most of the clubs require very high fluency in Dutch. For example, I reached out to the Delftsche Studenten Aeroclub and they have a strict requirement of Dutch at at least C1 level and a frozen signup with a waiting list on top of that.

Is there a club in Randstad that is know for being able to give the flight training in English? Otherwise, which ones else would you recommend? I can get my Dutch to be very good again, if that's necessary (I haven't used it much for a few years as everyone speaks English here). Also, I shouldn't have problems with things as passing the exam in Dutch.

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I currently work at a small company and aim to target mid-sized ones, as they offer greater growth opportunities, both financially and in terms of work experience. I won’t hide here that I’m driven by my financial situation—most entry-level roles here pay €50k/year, which isn’t enough here to rent an apartment without good connections and luck. I’ve already endured the struggle of finishing university and working full-time while homeless. That’s why I’m applying for medior and senior positions, which I know are attainable here without years of experience, but purely through skills and experience. A friend of mine secured a senior SysAdmin role directly after graduating from university. I need your help to effectively showcase my skills in my resume. I’m also planning to transition from an Electronic Circuit Designer to an Embedded Software Developer with a hardware background, as those roles are paid 1.2–1.5 times higher, I have the necessary background, and I’m honestly bored with repeatedly designing PCBs.

I am looking for a sports bike from that era of the early '80s. Which one do you think would be better for track racing, commute, and long travels (in that order of preference)? GPZ750 or XJ900F?

I am looking for a sports bike from that era of the early '80s. Which one do you think would be better for track racing, commute, and long travels (in that order of preference)?