Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel - EHB (reviews)

“Erasmus Hogeschool is a good school because it offers many financial and community resources to low-income first-generation students. While the school’s diversity isn’t as high as it could be, it supports the racial minorities that are there. The classroom experience was excellent, and the school’s culture and student organizations were artistic, creative, and enhanced the overall student experience. However, the school could do more to improve the overall student experience.

Erasmushogeschool is much more than a school. It is a place that feels like a bowl of culture. I have different types of friends which makes it more enjoyable to study. I learn more about how to communicate with a child and their values all while studying. I think one of the things we could call bad would be that sometimes the teachers take too long to reply. When we are sick, we are not given the necessary information and we have to do everything by ourselves. Maybe it’s because it’s a university, but I still can’t get used to it. The Campus is Newly built so the Items inside and outside are all brand new So we are working in a totally beautiful place. I can’t say much about school life because we didn’t have that because of the Corona virus.

In 2013 I finished a professional bachelor in sports education at EHB Brussels. The education was very good that time! You become a professional at teaching different kinds of sports to children as well adults. Besides all of that you can get a life guard degree, become a kayak instructor and also become personal trainer in fitness. From other students I heard that the other teachers’ educations are also very good! So if you want to become a teacher, I would definitely recommend this school! Too bad that the organisation of the school is not so good. We had several times that the class rooms where double booked and we had to search for another class room and so on…