JOBWIJS, Tracé Brussel vzw’s training centre
Tackling unemployment
Tracé Brussel
Tracé Brussel vzw is a Brussels-based Dutch-speaking organisation that tackles unemployment in the Brussels-Capital Region.
We do this on 3 levels:
- For the people of Brussels
- For organisations
- For the policy
Primary services for Brussels residents
Werkwinkel
As a Brussels resident, you can visit the Werkwinkel (translated: job centre) if you are looking for a job or vocational training.
You must be at least 18 years old, registered as a job seeker with Actiris and interested in working in a Dutch-speaking environment.
Our consultants offer individual guidance, tailored to your situation. You can also take part in different workshops.
Leerwinkel
At the Leerwinkel, our career counsellors support Brussels residents aged 15 and over with information, guidance and orientation.
They help you explore Dutch-language education and training opportunities in Brussels.
Infopunt Jobstudent Brussel
At the Brussels Student Job Info Point (Infopunt Jobstudent Brussel), we inform and guide Dutch-speaking students in their search for a student job.
For Brussels-based organisations
We work as a partner organisation. Through a broad network of strategic partnerships, we help address unemployment and lifelong learning in Brussels in an integrated way.
We inform, support and connect partners in education, the social economy and employment guidance.
Together with our network, Tracé Brussel vzw develops innovative pathways to education, work and social economy.
You can find our agenda with our actievities here: trace.brussels/agenda/activiteiten-trace-brussel-vzw
For the policy
We also provide policy advice on labour market development and play an important role in several policy bodies.
Through the Adviesagentschap Sociale Economie (Social Economy Advisory Agency), we support and advise social economy projects. This includes guidance with application for recognition as a social enterprise or for a mandate as a social inclusion project.
Within the Brusselse Adviesraad van de Nederlandstalige Sociale Partners (BANSPA – Brussels Advisory Council of Dutch-speaking Social Partners), we advise policymakers on issues that link Brussels regional competences with Flemish community competences. Our advice focuses mainly on training and employment.