Vocational training Belgium

The Université du Travail Paul Pastur is an educational institution located in Charleroi. It comprises three secondary schools, four schools for social advancement and a six-category high school. Founded in 1903 by Paul Pastur, the institution currently welcomes over 10,000 pupils and students. The university's two oldest buildings, the Gramme building constructed in 1907 by Albert and Alexis Dumont and the Solvay building constructed in 1911 by Gabriel Devreux, have been listed since 2004. The Solvay building currently houses BPS22, a contemporary art space. The university does not award degrees in its own name, as it is an institution of the Province of Hainaut.

The Ecole d'Hôtellerie et de Tourisme de la Ville de Liège is a secondary school located in Liège. It offers courses in hotel management and tourism. The school also has several annexes in the city of Liège, including rue Maghin, rue de Namur, Sclessin and rue Navette.

Brussels offers work-study training in fields such as hairdressing, secretarial and hotel management. The École de Formation Professionnelle (EFP) offers nearly 200 trades accessible through in-company internships and practical and theoretical training. These courses are aimed at young people, adults, job seekers, employees looking for new challenges, as well as entrepreneurs and self-employed people wishing to enhance their skills. EFP also offers continuing education courses for those wishing to perfect their skills, whether for pleasure or in a professional context. In addition, the school offers training courses for project leaders, start-ups and the self-employed to develop their entrepreneurial skills. EFP also organizes events throughout the year, such as trainee recruitment conferences.

It is a school open to all, offering a diversified education to around 6,500 pupils and students. The campus is made up of 10 schools spread across the city of Brussels. It offers different levels and types of teaching, putting young people at the center of learning. On site, you'll find the Jacques Brel auditorium, the CERIA library, swimming pool, sports hall and didactic restaurants. There's also a boarding school for girls. The campus is easily accessible by public transport, with a metro service to Bizet for Redouté-Peiffer every 6 minutes during the day.