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Student transport jobs in Belgium

Driving, moving, preparing and delivering. You work with shared cars, rental cars and vehicle fleets, or in a warehouse, with a schedule that fits around your timetable.

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  • Work with shared and rental cars
  • A schedule that is set in advance
  • We arrange contract and payroll

What this work gives you

Your licence is worth more than you think

Most students get their category B licence and then mainly use it to drive to class. At car sharing and rental companies, it is exactly what gets you in. You take cars from one car park to another, to a rental point or to the airport. You clean them, check them and get them ready for the next customer. For this work, employers often ask that you have held your licence for at least two years.

You work largely on your own, during the day, in the evening or at the weekend, and your schedule is set in advance. Being punctual and taking responsibility matter here.

Prefer to work without a car? The warehouse has work in order picking, loading and unloading.

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Pay, hours and the 2026 rules

What do you earn in a transport student job?

At Recruit a Student you earn 13.62 euros an hour in car rental. For other jobs in transport, your hourly rate depends on the role. You will always find it in the vacancy.

How many hours can you work while keeping the benefit?

Since the Act of 10 April 2025 you may work 650 hours per calendar year on a student employment contract, and that quota is permanent, according to the NSSO. On those hours you and your employer together pay a solidarity contribution of 8.13%, of which 2.71% is yours. Beyond 650 hours, the ordinary contributions of 13.07% apply from the 651st hour, on those extra hours only. Your counter is on Student@work.

Do you need a driving licence?

For work with shared cars, rental cars and vans, yes: a category B licence, often held for at least two years. For warehouse work, order picking and loading you need no licence at all. When placing you we take your home address and public transport into account.

May you drive a forklift as a student worker?

No. Driving motorised transport equipment is prohibited work for young people and, unlike most other prohibited tasks, there is no exception for those over 18 who follow a matching course of study. In the warehouse you therefore work with hand pallet trucks and roll containers, not with a forklift.

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For employers

Students for your rounds or your fleet?

You hire screened student workers with a category B licence by the hour, on flexible terms: as drivers, to move vehicles, to prepare shared and rental cars and to help manage your fleet. We take care of the student employment contract, the Dimona declaration, payroll and insurance.

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  • Category B licence checked in advance
  • Available by the hour, including evenings and weekends
  • If someone drops out, our planners immediately find a replacement from the same region
  • You only pay for the hours worked

Frequently asked questions

About a student job in transport and mobility

No. At the start you get an explanation of how your employer works, and in the warehouse you work alongside a colleague for the first few days. What does count: being punctual and able to work on your own, especially when you work with vehicles.

At mobility companies you work during the day, in the evening or at the weekend, with a schedule that is set in advance. Warehouse work runs in shifts, with peaks around the holidays. That way you can combine it with your classes.

650 hours per calendar year at the solidarity contribution of 8.13%, according to the NSSO. Your counter is on Student@work.

For jobs with shared and rental cars, employers often ask that you have held your category B licence for at least two years. Check the vacancy for details. For warehouse work you need no licence.

That depends on the assignment. We state it in the vacancy, and your employer must draw up a risk assessment of the workstation for every young worker beforehand.

By the hour, according to the scale for your role. Supplements for early, late or weekend hours may come on top.

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