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L’Ecole Sans Frontière

L’E­cole Sans Fron­tière is a course pro­ject desi­gned for people on the move, regard­less of their admi­nis­tra­tive sta­tus, as well as for host fami­lies and volunteers.

The cata­log of l’E­cole Sans Fron­tière varies accor­ding to the pro­po­sals and avai­la­bi­li­ty of volun­teers. The ope­ning of course modules is announ­ced on this page and in the Face­book group Bra­bant Wal­lon | Héber­ge­ment Pla­te­forme Citoyenne.

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Begin­ner classes (3 × 2h per week) – two groups of maxi­mum 10 learners.

Wri­ting rein­for­ce­ment classes (2 × 2h per week) – one group of maxi­mum 6 learners.

Wees welcom in het nederlands

Dutch classes for begin­ners – one group of maxi­mum 8 learners.


Connect2Belgium

Connect2Belgium is a digi­tal lite­ra­cy trai­ning pro­gram for people on the move, regard­less of their admi­nis­tra­tive sta­tus. It is orga­ni­zed by the Bra­bant Wal­lon branch of the Plat­form, with the sup­port of the Orange Foundation.

Its goal is to intro­duce digi­tal tools that help improve stu­dents’ auto­no­my in key stages of life in Bel­gium. Through the­ma­tic trai­ning modules (employ­ment, hou­sing, edu­ca­tion, health, etc.), par­ti­ci­pants will learn to dis­co­ver and use online tools.

Anyone taking part in a trai­ning module also gains access to work­shops desi­gned to prac­tice the skills acqui­red. Par­ti­ci­pants thus have the chance to use digi­tal tools in rela­tion to their own situa­tion, with the sup­port of a volun­teer (e.g. “I want to look for hou­sing in Namur,” or “I want to find a trai­ning to become a cook under cer­tain condi­tions,” etc.).

This module is cur­rent­ly offe­red in part­ner­ship with the CPAS of Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve.


Living in Belgium and Europe : What Realities ?

A 3‑hour module (2 × 1h30) to unders­tand the rea­li­ties of life in Bel­gium and Europe.