École Industrielle et Commerciale de Courcelles

Organized by the municipal education of Courcelles and funded by the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the Industrial and Commercial School of Courcelles (EIC) supports young people and adults in their professional integration or career change. Situated on Place Franklin Roosevelt in the heart of Courcelles, the school offers flexible modular teaching combining daytime and evening classes. Its programs aim for the rapid acquisition of practical and recognized skills, allowing students to obtain either a vocational qualification certificate or the Certificate of Secondary Higher Education (Complement CESS) to access higher studies. Guided by experienced trainers, learners benefit from connected infrastructures and close support that fosters their success.

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Admission to the Industrial and Commercial School of Courcelles is accessible from the age of 16 (or 15 under certain educational conditions) and varies according to the level of the targeted training. Access is based on previous educational qualifications or, failing that, by passing an admission test organized within the institution. Registrations take place exclusively on-site at the secretariat (by appointment for the Complement CESS) during two key periods: in June, then from mid-August to the end of September. The registration fees are particularly affordable (ranging from €37 to €274 per year depending on the course), with exemptions provided for job seekers, young people under 18, and recipients of integration income.

Admissions open from June 1, 2027.

Application deadline: September 30, 2027.

Why choose EIC?

• Qualifying training and diplomas (Complement CESS) officially recognized by the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
• A great flexibility of schedules with classes organized during the day and evening to accommodate workers and job seekers.
• Highly sought-after fields in the job market, particularly in the paramedical sector (nursing assistant, family helper) and IT.
• Very low registration fees with total exemption for job seekers and access to paid educational leave (CEP).
• A supportive educational environment in a human-sized institution equipped with connected classrooms.
• A wide range of complementary short training courses (languages, office skills, basic management, integration pathways) accessible throughout the year.