Hello. I am soon to be "new" in Brussels. Can you help?

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wharpiv New member

Member since 11 September 2013

wharpivNew member17 September 2013 18:17:25

My name is William Harp and my wife has accepted a job in Brussels, so we'll be moving there in October.

As it were, I am a teacher (ESL, English, German, Student Advisor, AP, IB, IGCSE, Coaching, Testing Coordinator, Student Discipline) in my seventeenth year of Education.

I have overseas/International school (Private and Language) experience having lived in Bremen and Frankfurt, Germany for six years.

Yours Sincerely,

William Harp

Maximilien ViP

Member since 20 June 2013

MaximilienViP18 September 2013 10:40:49

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Hi William Harp,

Please note that your post is now on the Brussels Forum

You should post your resume in the Teaching jobs in Brussels section please as it might be helpful if you are job hunting

Best of luck

Thank you

Maximilien

Bman2112 New member

Member since 12 August 2013

Bman2112New member26 September 2013 07:33:44

Hi William,

I'm in the same boat as you. Drop me a line when you arrive and we can meet up.

Thanks

Adrian

riogrande Member

Member since 14 June 2013

riograndeMember26 September 2013 07:59:18

Hi William,

Once you've exhausted options in Brussels, try Leuven. There are many who commute between Leuven and Brussels on a daily basis. In Leuven you can try the language teaching institutes of CVO, CLT and Group-T.

Hope this helps.

PS: So its bye-bye I-35, hello E40.

wharpiv New member

Member since 11 September 2013

wharpivNew member26 September 2013 13:48:31

Sounds good. If you hear of anything, then take care of yourself first and then let me know. Be well.

Bill

Btw, the 35 transformation to the E40 made my day. Be well.

mohssin New member

Member since 27 September 2013

mohssinNew member28 September 2013 13:42:14

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