Which financial aid is available for your Executive Education?

• Paid Training Leave: Paid educational leave allows workers (private sector) to train during the day or in staggered hours while retaining their salary. Employers receive reimbursement from Brussels Economy and Employment, based on certain criteria. The employee must submit the certificate of enrolment (specific certificate for educational leave issued by the school) to his employer within 20 days of the start of the course. This certificate must be delivered to the employer either by registered mail or with an acknowledgement of receipt. In case of a late registration after the launch of the programme at the latest within 8 days of the registration.

• SME Wallet: The SME e-wallet is oriented towards practitioners of ‘liberal professions’ and SMEs whose operational headquarters are located in the Flemish Region. You have to submit the subsidy application within 14 days of the start of the programme/module/course. Solvay Brussels School DVK-DV number is 0110384.
  For more information: VLAIO

• Paid Training Leave: Under certain conditions, employees in the private sector are entitled to Flemish training leave. They are allowed to be absent from work to attend training or to prepare for evaluations, while their wages continue to be fully paid. The employer can be reimbursed a lump sum as compensation for the wage costs. You have to submit the subsidy application within 14 days of the start of the start of the programme/module/course.
  For more information: Vlaanderen
  
  
• Training Vouchers: You are an employee or you work as a temporary worker and you live or you work in Flanders/Brussels. You can request your training voucher via the WSE counter and you should preferably request the cheque before your registration so that you can use it to pay your registration fee.
  For more information: Vlaanderen

Residents of the Wallonia Region are eligible to apply for the following subsidies:

• Training Vouchers: Full or part-time employees from SME which has a maximum of 250 workers as well as self-employed. You have to submit the subsidy application within 14 days of the start of the programme/module/course.
  For more information: Forem.

Your tuition fees may be recognised by the Belgian authorities as professional expenses and could therefore be eligible for a deduction under personal income tax (IPP) and corporate tax (ISOC). 

This potential tax saving could cover up to 25% of your tuition fees. 

For more information, please contact us or visit the SPF website.

The vast majority of our programmes come with an automatic 10% tuition fee discount for alumni from the following institutions:

• Solvay Brussels School
• Solvay Lifelong Learning
• Université libre de Bruxelles
• Vrije Universiteit Brussel
  
  

This discount can be combined with our seasonal promotions, such as the Early Bird. To find out if the programme you're interested in qualifies, please feel free to contact us.