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Logistics work for students in Flanders

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What is logistics work for students?

Logistics work for students includes all part-time jobs in the logistics sector that you can combine with your studies. Think order picking in a warehouse, sorting goods in a distribution center, or delivering packages. In Flanders, there is always demand for students willing to do physical work, often with flexible hours and attractive pay.

At Experza, we list only the logistics vacancies relevant to you. No marketing or IT mixed in, but a clear overview of warehouse work, transport and distribution. Whether you're looking in Antwerp or a smaller town, we bring the vacancies to you.

What types of student jobs are there in logistics?

Order picker: You collect orders in a warehouse using a scanner. This is the most common student job in logistics.
Warehouse worker: You help load and unload trucks and keep the warehouse tidy.
Delivery driver: For students with a driver's license, there is often work as a courier or package deliverer, for example for meal deliveries or parcel services.
Production worker: In factories or production halls, you help pack or prepare goods.
Logistics assistant: Administrative support, such as registering deliveries. This is less physical and suits office-oriented students.

What do you earn as a student in logistics?

Pay for logistics student jobs ranges from 12 to 15 euros per hour, depending on your age, the role and any shift work. Evening and weekend work often brings bonuses. Many employers also offer meal vouchers or expense allowances. Because logistics work is often a shortage occupation, wages are generally higher than in hospitality or retail.

How do you quickly find a logistics student job near you?

Use the filter on our website to search by contract type student and your desired region. You'll immediately see which vacancies are open in your area. Because we only show logistics jobs, you don't have to dig through irrelevant ads. Have specific wishes, such as a student job in healthcare logistics or prefer physical work in a warehouse in Ostend? You'll find that with us too.

Why Experza?

The right logistics job, without the noise

At Experza, everything revolves around logistics. No IT vacancies, no office jobs, only the work you're looking for. With our handy filters, you'll find exactly what suits you.

Only logistics vacancies

We focus exclusively on logistics work. That way you don't have to filter through irrelevant jobs.

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Search for vacancies within 5, 10 or 20 km of your home. That way you find a job in your area.

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Indicate whether you are a student, flexi-jobber or starter and see only the vacancies that match.

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Frequently asked questions about logistics work

What exactly is logistics work?
Logistics work revolves around the flow of goods: from storage in a warehouse to transport to the customer. Students often do physical tasks such as order picking, packing or loading and unloading, but there are also administrative roles.
Do I need to be strong to work in logistics?
Not necessarily, although good fitness helps. Many tasks like order picking or lifting light boxes can be done by anyone. For heavier roles such as forklift driver, you must be 18+ and have a certificate.
Can I also work in healthcare logistics as a student?
Yes, residential care centers and hospitals often look for students for logistics tasks such as delivering meals or distributing linen. This is a popular choice for students who prefer a calmer environment.
What are the best regions in Flanders for logistics student jobs?
Around large cities like Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges demand is highest, but you'll also find many opportunities in the port areas of Ostend and Zeebrugge. Also check Kortrijk and Hasselt for distribution centers.
How do I combine a logistics side job with my studies?
Most logistics student jobs offer flexible hours or weekend work. You can also do vacation work as a student. Discuss with your employer to agree on fixed days, so you keep time for your studies.
Do I need training for logistics work?
For most entry-level roles like order picker or warehouse worker, no specific training is required. You learn everything on the job. For some roles like forklift driver or dispatcher, a short course is useful.
What is the difference between student worker and flexi-job in logistics?
As a student worker, you work under a student agreement, often with lower pay but without social contributions. A flexi-job is for those who already have a main occupation and earn the same gross as a permanent employee, but keep more net due to the favorable tax system.

About Experza

How does finding a job via Experza work?

How do I create an account?

Click 'Find your logistics job' and follow the steps. You enter your details and can immediately search and apply. An account is free and commits you to nothing.

Are all vacancies on Experza really for students?

Yes, we only filter vacancies that are explicitly open to students, flexi-jobbers or starters. IT, management and other non-logistics roles are not listed with us.

Can I filter on specific tasks like order picking or delivery?

Absolutely. Use our search bar or filters to choose the role you want. That way you only see the jobs that are interesting for you.

Is there support if I need help?

Our team is ready to help you via email or phone. We quickly answer questions about vacancies or the application process.

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What is logistics work for students?

What types of student jobs are there in logistics?

Order picker: You collect orders in a warehouse using a scanner. This is the most common student job in logistics.
Warehouse worker: You help load and unload trucks and keep the warehouse tidy.
Delivery driver: For students with a driver's license, there is often work as a courier or package deliverer, for example for meal deliveries or parcel services.
Production worker: In factories or production halls, you help pack or prepare goods.
Logistics assistant: Administrative support, such as registering deliveries. This is less physical and suits office-oriented students.

What do you earn as a student in logistics?

How do you quickly find a logistics student job near you?

Frequently asked questions about logistics work

What exactly is logistics work?

Logistics work revolves around the flow of goods: from storage in a warehouse to transport to the customer. Students often do physical tasks such as order picking, packing or loading and unloading, but there are also administrative roles.

Do I need to be strong to work in logistics?

Not necessarily, although good fitness helps. Many tasks like order picking or lifting light boxes can be done by anyone. For heavier roles such as forklift driver, you must be 18+ and have a certificate.

Can I also work in healthcare logistics as a student?

Yes, residential care centers and hospitals often look for students for logistics tasks such as delivering meals or distributing linen. This is a popular choice for students who prefer a calmer environment.

What are the best regions in Flanders for logistics student jobs?

Around large cities like Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges demand is highest, but you'll also find many opportunities in the port areas of Ostend and Zeebrugge. Also check Kortrijk and Hasselt for distribution centers.

How do I combine a logistics side job with my studies?

Most logistics student jobs offer flexible hours or weekend work. You can also do vacation work as a student. Discuss with your employer to agree on fixed days, so you keep time for your studies.

Do I need training for logistics work?

For most entry-level roles like order picker or warehouse worker, no specific training is required. You learn everything on the job. For some roles like forklift driver or dispatcher, a short course is useful.

What is the difference between student worker and flexi-job in logistics?

As a student worker, you work under a student agreement, often with lower pay but without social contributions. A flexi-job is for those who already have a main occupation and earn the same gross as a permanent employee, but keep more net due to the favorable tax system.

Logistics work for students in Flanders

What is logistics work for students?

What types of student jobs are there in logistics?

What do you earn as a student in logistics?

How do you quickly find a logistics student job near you?