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Become an English language assistant in Belgium

Why should I choose Belgium?
Belgium is the centre of the European Union and has a rich, fascinating culture. Well-known for its beer and chocolate, it also has lots of fashionable restaurants, cafés and bars as well as cathedrals, castles and modern art.

What are the terms and conditions in Belgium?
Posts in secondary schools and higher education institutions are available. Undergraduates who are studying French at a UK university and for whom it is compulsory to spend a year abroad will be given priority over graduates. You must have AS-level, Higher Grade or equivalent in French to apply.

Dates of appointment: 1 October – 31 May
Hours:
12 hours per week
Pay:
€872.55 per month net
Age limits:
the Belgian authorities will only consider candidates under the age of 30

You must be the holder of a UK or EU passport to apply for a post in Belgium.

Where can I go in Belgium?
Approximately 7 posts will be available in the “Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles” (Brussels and Wallonia). The number of posts in each area depends on demand from Belgian schools.

We recommend you research Belgium thoroughly before applying. You can also find out more about what it is like to be a language assistant in Belgium by reading the case studies from previous language assistants.

Will I be interviewed?
Candidates who have been educated abroad will be assessed by telephone interview.

Will there be an induction

course?
You will be invited to an introductory meeting in Brussels at the beginning of October.

When will  I hear?
You will receive an email from us confirming receipt of your application by early January.
June - you will find out if your application has been successful
Mid July - you will find out the location of your post from the British Council

Please also see our lifecycle document for more information.

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