The pandemic slowed us down but we got back on track! We ended March 2023, with no more ‘backlog’. The 2020 and 2021 competition cycles have been finalised. It’s a wrap! In 2022 alone, EPSO published 34 reserve lists, resulting in more than 1400 successful candidates. Since the start of 2023, EPSO published 13 reserve lists, resulting in more than 500 successful candidates. That’s close to 2000 successful candidates from a variety of academic and professional profiles, ready to be recruited by the EU institutions. Heartfelt congratulations to all who passed our competitions published in 2020...

Every year, at the Council, there are around 100 places available for paid traineeships, and up to 6 places for paid trainees with a disability. What can you expect from your traineeship? A traineeship at the General Secretariat of the Council (GSC) offers: first-hand experience of the work of the GSC EU knowledge - insight into the processes and policies of the EU institutions an opportunity to contribute to the Council's day-to-day business the chance to work in a multicultural, multilingual and multi-ethnic environment an opportunity to share your fresh point of view and the knowledge you...

EPSO concluded the 2020-2021 competition cycles and is now busy working on the 2022 cycle. So far, and in 2023 alone, EPSO has already provided some 800 successful candidates (laureates) to the recruitment services of its institutional clients. Have a look here at all the reserve lists already published by EPSO this year. We will be adding more lists as they are finalised. Maybe you are one of the successful candidates on one of these lists? Congratulations! 2020: EPSO/AD/382/20 - Administrators in the field of external relations (AD5) EPSO/AD/382/20 - Administrators in the...

The European Parliament, besides offering traineeships in its Secretariat (the so-called Schuman traineeships) also offers Traineeships with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). MEPs may offer paid traineeships at their offices in the premises of the European Parliament in Brussels (or Strasbourg) based on an agreement with the European Parliament. The duration of the traineeship is between six weeks and five consecutive months, and is decided on by the Member of Parliament who awards the traineeship. It can start at any time during the year. Trainees are awarded a monthly grant of...

Find below some of the several traineeships the European Investment Bank (EIB) offers in Luxembourg. Traineeship and Graduate programmes They give you the chance to gain professional experience in your chosen field of studies, with the added benefit of getting an understanding of the Bank’s work. They have a duration of three to five months (six months if requested by universities). Eligibility To be eligible, you will either need to be: at your final year at university, or a graduate with less than one year of work experience (since the last degree, excluding internships), and an EU citizen...

The Committee of the Regions is a relatively young institution and, as such, recognizes the importance of giving voice to the ideas of newcomers and younger generations. Involving young people in the EU decision-making process is precisely the aim of the Committee of the Regions traineeship programmes. Find below some of their traineeship programmes. Standard Traineeships 5 months Full time / 40 hours per week Workplace in Brussels, Belgium Paid by grant (approx. 1280 euros/month) Preferred choice between 3 of the Committee of the Region's departments Travel and mobility allowance Health...

The European Commission proposes 2 types of traineeship: an Administrative Traineeship or a Translation Traineeship with the Directorate-General for Translation (DGT). Trainees work all over the European Commission, its services and agencies, mostly in Brussels, but also in Luxembourg and elsewhere across the European Union. The nature of your work will depend on the service you are assigned to. You may, for example, work in the field of competition law, human resources, environmental policy, translation, etc. Who can apply? The traineeship programme is open to all EU citizens, regardless of...

The pandemic slowed us down but we are getting back on track! We are picking up speed and dealing with the ‘backlog’. In 2022 alone, we published 34 lists of successful candidates. More than 1400 successful candidates are now on EPSO reserve lists, in fields such as: International cooperation, EU law, Anti-fraud, Health, Food Safety, Translation and Agriculture, to name just a few. Could you be one of them? Have a look here at all the reserve lists published by EPSO this year: EPSO/AD/380/19 (AD7) - Administrators in international cooperation and managing aid to non-EU countries EPSO/AD/380/19...

We have been made aware of different scams affecting the European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO): False information about the cancellation of on-going competitions and fraudulent job offers falsely stating that they are issued by the European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO). We strongly encourage you to be suspicious of unsolicited emails, phone calls, texts and messages that ask for personal information or financial payment. Under no circumstance should you share your personal details, take any action or make payments based on these fraudulent communications. At no point in time does the...

Make your voice heard Through the new multilingual digital platform, people from all across Europe can – for the first time ever at EU level – have a greater say on what they expect from the EU, and comment on the ideas of others. Through the platform you can: Share own ideas and endorse or comment on those of others, in any chosen language. Access a map of events and sign up to participate. Upload information about own events organised. Topics covered: Climate change and the environment Health A stronger economy, social justice and jobs EU in the world Values and rights, rule of law, security...