Education

Understanding education in Belgium can be difficult. Navigate the different systems and options to find a school that’s right for your child.

The local system may seem confusing, but help your family get top marks with our guide to secondary schools in Belgium.

Belgium has a comprehensive childcare system, with a variety of daycares, crèches, playgroups, childminders, and pre-schools available.

Options for primary schools in Belgium include state and public schools, Montessori and international schools.

There are a wealth of options when it comes to international schools in Belgium. Weigh up the options to find the best international school for your child.

Discover all you need to know about preschools in Belgium, including the different options available, the registration process, and more.

Want to access the International Baccalaureate (IB) in Belgium? Learn which schools offer the four programs and what costs are involved.

Want to take your children on a vacation? Here are Belgium’s school holidays for 2025–2026 and 2026–2027, as well as tips for expat parents. If you have children in school, you’ll need to note down those school holiday dates as soon as possible so that you can plan activities and childcare arrangements ahead. In Belgium, […]

We outline the top universities in Belgium as well as how to apply, the level of fees, and what they offer international students.

Discover how to find student housing in Belgium, including average costs, types of accommodation, rental deposits, and the best search platforms. Belgium is home to some of Europe’s most respected universities, including KU Leuven, Ghent University, ULB, and VUB. Each year, thousands of international students arrive to study in its cities – and face the […]

Find out if you need a visa or permit to study, or do a traineeship, internship, or student exchange program in Belgium.

Discover the best language schools in Belgium to learn Dutch, French, or German if you are new to the country.courses.

In Belgium, language is more than just what you say – it’s a clash of identity, culture, politics, and much more.