Coach driver vacancies in Limburg, Belgium
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Data last updated on 2 August 2026
What does a CoachDriver do?
As a coach driver you drive a coach for day trips, school transport or multi-day journeys. You bring your passengers safely and on time to their destination, welcome them warmly and watch over their comfort along the way. As a touring coach driver you plan your routes, check tickets, fill in the on-board documents and verify that your vehicle is working properly. You respect the traffic rules and make sure all documents are in order. In the road transport sector in Flanders this job combines driving with customer contact, often with a touch of tourism, because you regularly take groups to attractions, cities and holiday destinations.
Typical tasks
- Plan the routes
- Welcome and inform passengers
- Check tickets
- Bring passengers safely to their destination
- Watch over the comfort of the travellers
- Fill in the on-board documents
- Check the vehicle and keep it clean
Required skills
How to apply via Werkvolk?
- Download the appInstall the free Werkvolk app for iOS or Android.
- See CoachDriver matchesSwipe through vacancies that fit your profile and preferences.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about applying via Werkvolk.
What does a Coach driver do?
A coach driver drives a coach for day trips, school transport or multi-day journeys. You bring your passengers safely and on time to their destination, check tickets and watch over their comfort. You also fill in the on-board documents, check the condition of your vehicle and keep it clean.
How much does a Coach driver earn in Belgium?
As a coach driver you usually earn between 14 and 19 euros gross per hour, depending on your experience and the type of journeys you drive. Weekend work, night drives and trips abroad often come with extra allowances. Experienced drivers on international journeys generally sit at the higher end of the range.
Can you start as a coach driver without experience?
Yes, although you do need a driving licence D with code 95 before you can transport passengers. Many coach companies guide motivated starters, and sometimes you can obtain the licence through training supported by the employer. Driving experience is a plus, but not a requirement to begin.
What can you grow into as a coach driver?
With experience you can move on to international journeys, luxury touring coaches or a role as planner or instructor within the coach company. Your customer focus also opens doors in the wider hospitality and tourism sector, with related jobs such as cook or kitchen assistant in hotels and holiday destinations. Drivers who know their trade are welcome almost everywhere.
In which environments do you work as a coach driver?
You work for coach companies in the road transport and passenger transport sector. You drive day trips, school transport, shuttle services or multi-day journeys at home and abroad. You often work closely with the hospitality and tourism sector, from hotels to tourist attractions.