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Options for teaching in Belgium
Belgium is home to many international schools with opportunities for English speaking instructors. At the very minimum, a TEFL certificate is required to teach in Belgium, but any further qualifications such as a college or university degree are beneficial steps towards landing a job.
Salary and benefits when teaching in Belgium
Teaching in Belgium tends to be a well-paying career move. Many educators earn between $1800 and $2200 USD. This is a ballpark figure; teachers may earn more or less depending on their experience and place of employment. It is also important to note that despite bringing in a fairly high wage or salary, a teacher should also expect to be highly taxed.
Teaching in Belgium – Hiring
The Belgian school year starts in early September. Teaching jobs become available throughout the year as well as during the summer months prior to the new school year. Be sure to check the Teach Away job board for any upcoming teaching jobs in Belgium.
Qualifications to teach Belgium
Most candidates will need a TEFL certificate in order to qualify for more competitive ESL teaching jobs. University and college degrees are also beneficial, but may not be immediately recognized by Belgian education institutions. It is recommended that you do your research and request that the appropriate Ministry of Education recognize your degree.
Visas for teachers in Belgium
Non-EU citizens require a visa to teach in Belgium. Teach Away Placement Coordinators will provide more information to successful candidates, although it is the teacher’s responsibility to ensure that all documents are submitted.
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Belgium at a glance
Country information
Capital: Brussels
Language: Dutch, French, German
Population: 10,800,000
Currency: Euro
Government: Constitutional monarchy
Climate: temperate; marine; cool summers and moderate winters
Size: 30 528 km2
Quick facts
Annually, Belgians consume an average of 150 liters of beer per person.
Only Canada grants more new citizenships per capita in the world. Belgium is the country that grants the most new citizenships per capita in the world after Canada.
Belgium produces 220,000 tons of chocolate per year.
Education is compulsory until age 18.
Antwerp is the diamond capital of the world, with an estimated turnover of over EUR 20 billion.
Belgium has more castles per square kilometer than any other country in the world.
The first recorded lottery in the world took place in Belgium, and was held to help raise money for the poor.
