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A flexi-job as a hostess is a smart way to earn extra money without being tied to a permanent contract. You work when it suits you, at events, trade fairs or receptions. But how do you get started? What conditions apply? And where do you find the best assignments? In this article, we explain it step by step, so you can get to work quickly.
A flexi-job as a hostess means you work on a flexible basis as a hostess. You welcome visitors, show them the way, hand out flyers or help at the bar. The great thing is that you indicate when you are available. This makes it easy to combine with your studies, your family or another job.
You usually work through a temp agency like Experza. They handle the administration and match you with clients looking for a hostess. So you don't have to look for clients yourself or negotiate your schedule.
To work as a flexi-jobber, you need to meet a number of conditions. These can change, so always check the current rules with the official authorities or ask Experza.
One way is through a temp agency that specializes in hostess jobs. You create a profile, indicate your availability and receive proposals that suit you.
Also check our page with vacancies for hostesses in Flanders. There you will find an up-to-date overview of open assignments. Or view the options per region, for example hostess jobs in Limburg.
Good preparation helps. Make sure your CV is up to date and add a recent photo. Employers want to see who you are, especially for a job where you welcome visitors.
Your pay as a flexi-job hostess depends on several factors: your age, experience and the type of assignment. Because the rules around flexi-jobs and wages change regularly, we do not give concrete amounts here. Want to know what you will net? Contact Experza.
But again, the exact figures differ per person.
A hostess is the business card of the event or company. Your appearance and attitude therefore make a big difference. Wear neat, well-groomed clothes that fit the assignment. In doubt about the dress code? Read our tips on clothing for hostesses.
Be on time, smile and be approachable. Listen carefully to the client's instructions and ask questions if something is unclear. This shows you are professional and you will certainly be considered for future assignments.
Below we answer some questions we often receive. Is your question not listed? Feel free to contact Experza.
Hostess job Bruges: flexible earning as a student or flexi-jobber
Hostess job events: start earning extra today
Event hostess job in Flanders: quick flexi or student work
Hostess job weekend: earn extra on Saturdays and Sundays
Hostess job West Flanders: your fastest route to a flexi-job
Types of hostess work: from student job to flexi and self-employed