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229 French-speaking jobs in Belgium Driving licence B

Typical source-pay range: €2,300–€3,300/month.

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Market context
Typical monthly range: €2,300–€3,300 /month Typical hourly range: €16–€21 /h
Salary distribution: P10 €2,350, P25 €2,601, median €2,675, P75 €2,965, P90 €3,294 gross per monthP10€2,350P25€2,601median€2,675P75€2,965P90€3,294
Market context

Belgium has three regions — Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia — each with its own public placement agency (VDAB, Actiris, Le Forem) and language regime. Brussels concentrates federal and EU employers; Flanders leans on ports, industry and logistics; Wallonia is reconverting its old steel-and-glass fabric toward logistics, biotech and ICT.

Local market signals
  • Most represented categories for French-speaking jobs in Belgium: Industry & Technical, Administration & Office, Construction and Sales.

Market for French-speaking jobs

As of August 2026, Belgium lists 229 French-speaking jobs requiring driving licence B — 27 posted in the last 7 days. They cluster in Antwerp (9), Charleroi (5) and Namur (5). Regional demand is down 14% versus the previous week. Forklift certificate is the most-cited certificate signal in the listing texts. That is 9% of the 2,438 French-speaking jobs in Belgium.

Pay

French-speaking jobs requiring driving licence B in Belgium — Typical monthly range: €2,300 - €3,300/month, median €2,675/month, based on 204 comparable source values.

Where these jobs come from

French-speaking jobs in Belgium are sourced from employer and recruitment-agency feeds aggregated by puntWork — a Belgian job aggregator, not a direct employer and not a staffing agency. Apply clicks redirect to the employer site.

What this page covers for French-speaking jobs

puntwork.be focuses this page on national coverage across Belgian regions and language markets, so the jobs, guidance and market signals match the place candidates are searching in. French-speaking jobs: a selection built from active puntWork listings for Belgium, with emphasis on French (Français) as the required working language — dominant in Wallonia and Brussels, frequent in public-sector, customer-service and roles working across the language border.

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Job search answers

Answers generated from 229 active listings, 204 source pay values and 27 jobs added in 7 days. Counts follow partner feeds and can change during the day.

How many French-speaking jobs requiring driving licence B are there in Belgium?

There are currently 229 French-speaking jobs requiring driving licence B in Belgium. This number is updated every 1-6 hours from the employer feeds.

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What is the typical pay for French-speaking jobs in Belgium?

The typical source-pay range for this selection is €2,300–€3,300/month, based on 204 source pay values from the French-speaking jobs in Belgium. The median sits around €2,675/month. puntWork does not invent pay the source does not provide.

Source pay values

What do you need for French-speaking jobs in Belgium?

The most common certificate or licence signals in these French-speaking jobs in Belgium are driving licence and forklift certificate. Check the exact requirement on the partner page.

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Where are most French-speaking jobs in Belgium?

Within this selection the most common places are Antwerpen (9), Charleroi (5) and Namur (5). Use them as nearby search directions; the location comes from each posting’s stated work address.

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How active is hiring for French-speaking jobs in Belgium?

27 French-speaking jobs in Belgium were published in the last 7 days. That is a freshness signal from the partner feeds, not a forecast — it shows recent activity, not whether each employer keeps the role open in real time.

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