Flow Factory publishes French/English teaching options. Jezebel says classes are mainly in English with Dutch support. Brussels Art Pole usually teaches in French and says most teachers can support students in English. Verticale says explanations in English are available. Check your chosen class before buying a card.
Teaching language and language support
A fully English class and an English-speaking teacher helping within a French class are different experiences. Both may work for you; ask what to expect. The language of a booking platform does not establish the language of instruction.
Published options
- Brussels Art Pole, central Brussels: predominantly French unless otherwise indicated, with English support from most teachers. Read the class description.
- Flow Factory, Schaerbeek: French, English or a mixture depending on teacher and group.
- Jezebel, Molenbeek: mainly English, with Dutch support according to its FAQ.
- Verticale, Saint-Gilles: French, with explanations in English available according to the studio FAQ.
These policies were checked on 5–6 October 2026. They are not a guarantee about every guest teacher or event.
A question to send before booking
Tell the studio which class you are considering and ask whether its instructions can be followed in English. If it is your first pole class, mention that too. For a returning student, describe your experience rather than relying on another school’s level number.
Other studios
Full Moon, Air Dance School, Pole Dance Family and VIBES have public sites, some of them in English. A website language does not establish the teaching language. Ask about the specific slot.
Use the directory’s language filter for the confirmed options above, and read each entry’s explanation of teaching versus support.