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Hi,

The difficulty is not to provide you with temporary agencies addresses. But rather to find the little extra that would allow you to make a difference at potential employers.
As you have already noticed, knowledge of languages is essential in Belgium for getting a good job. So since you say your level in foreign languages is quite light, what other skills can you invoke to employers?

hi there
well I worked as a stockbroker (dealer not trader), and a credit card specialist, and I can touch type on a qwerty keyboard but am a little rusty as they don't use that over here, I also have good admin skills, mijn praten vaardigheden zijn niet zo goed, maar ik kan lezen en schrijven perfect, its just being a huisvrouw I don't get to talk much, I also give talks to belgians who are learning english, about the UK, which I love, the problem with me is that I don't have any skills with facory work or cleaning so local agencies are at a lost at where to place me, so this is why I thought I would try brussels but as I only go once in a blue moon I wouldn't know where to start, so any advice is better than nothing

Hi stargirl,

In that case, have you ever thought subscribe to the services of Actiris?