A glance at what is required to work, volunteer, or (re-)start your career in Belgium/Leuven.
A professional card allows you to work as a self-employed (freelancing) international in Belgium. Learn more about the steps needed to obtain this card.
Before being able to take-up employment in Belgium, several formalities are to be checked. Learn more about the necessary steps to take.
Suggestions from our trusted job trainers on how to write your CV for job applications in Belgium.
If you work at least 50% in the private sector in Flanders and take classes at a recognized school, then you could benefit from the Educational Leave.
Are you looking for a career boot camp, providing all the tools you need to enter the Belgian job market in just one week? Join our career program consisting of five half-day workshops (free but with no-show fee).
Are you an international in Leuven and want to rework your CV and motivation letter to fit the Belgian job market?
Do you have questions about studying, your diploma, additional training, etc.? Get information, advice and guidance at the learning hub.
Search years are for students who have recently graduated from university in Belgium and are wanting to stay in the country while looking for employment.
Are you an international in Leuven wanting to find hidden career opportunities via networking and LinkedIn? Join this workshop to get some helpful tips from a career coach!
Belgium is a a hub of international business and cultures. Employers can gain significant advantages from embracing the hiring of internationals.
Looking for an opportunity to volunteer in Leuven? Read this article to discover the many places in Leuven that accept volunteers.
An interactive meetup that provides you with everything you need to know to get on your way to work in Belgium with ease and confidence.
The ambassador program connects newcomers and seasoned Leuvenaars for a soft landing upon arrival.