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Voir aussi: Tests EPSO – Concours AD5 pour diplômés
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À quel moment sera disponible le matériel de préparation au test de connaissance de l’UE?
Ma candidature au concours EPSO/AD/427/26 est-elle toujours à l’état de projet?
Si vous avez déjà soumis votre candidature au concours EPSO/AD/427/26, veuillez ne pas tenir compte de la lettre qui vous a été envoyée le 5.3.2026 pour vous rappeler de soumettre votre candidature.
Pour vérifier le statut de votre candidature, veuillez suivre les instructions figurant sur la page suivante: Puis-je modifier le contenu de ma candidature après que celle-ci a été soumise?
Vous pouvez vérifier si votre candidature a bien été soumise en cliquant sur «Mes candidatures» dans votre compte sur le Single Candidate Portal. Si le statut de votre candidature est «validée», cela signifie qu’elle a été soumise.
La participation à un concours EPSO est-elle payante?
Non. Vous ne devez jamais payer quoi que ce soit pour participer à nos concours.
L’inscription et la participation aux procédures de sélection EPSO sont gratuites.
L’EPSO ne facture aucun droit d’inscription ou de participation à aucun stade de la procédure de concours.
Vous trouverez sans doute des entreprises privées proposant des cours de préparation, du matériel de formation ou un accompagnement payants pour les concours EPSO. Ces entreprises fonctionnent de manière indépendante et ne sont pas affiliées à l’EPSO ou aux institutions de l’UE ni approuvées par ceux-ci.
Faites preuve de prudence si vous tombez sur des messages, des sites web ou des publications sur les réseaux sociaux suggérant que vous devez payer des frais pour participer à un concours EPSO.
Recevrai-je un courriel de confirmation après avoir soumis ma candidature à un concours?
Non. Aucun courriel de confirmation ne sera envoyé après le dépôt de votre candidature.
Vous pouvez vérifier si votre candidature a bien été soumise en cliquant sur «Mes candidatures» dans votre compte sur le Single Candidate Portal. Si le statut de votre candidature est «validée», cela signifie qu’elle a été soumise.
What happens if I pass the tests in a competition?
Candidates who are successful in the competition, will be placed on the reserve list, from which any of the European Union institutions, bodies or agencies may recruit.
Most EU officials begin their careers in Brussels or Luxembourg, where most EU institutions are based and where much of the EU’s policy-making takes place.
Do I need a proof (certificate, diploma etc) for my language knowledge?
No, you don’t need a certificate or a diploma to prove the knowledge of your languages. You will sit the tests in the 2 languages chosen by you in the application form.
By when must I upload my diploma for the Graduate administrator (AD5) competition?
You must upload the copy of your diploma by 07/10/2026 at the latest. Please read the instructions on How to fill in the application form.
I already have an EU LOGIN, however I am not able to apply for a competition. What can I do?
If you are encountering issues with applying or accessing the Single Candidate Portal, you can find below some possible solutions to your problem.
If you receive the following message: "No Trusted Platform or Security Key found."
This means you have not yet configured your EU login with the second-factor authentication method (trusted platform).
What to do:
If you are unable to access the "My Account" section, you can manage your account settings by logging in with your password and clicking on the settings (gear icon) in the upper right corner next to your name.
To add a trusted platform, see the instructions on how to add a trusted platform
If you continue to experience issues, please contact EU Login helpdesk.
If you have errors or issues with your EU Login Mobile App – QR Code:
What to do:
Read the instruction on How to add a mobile device and EU login App.
If the problem persists contact EU Login helpdesk.
To avoid this issue add the trusted platform as second-factor authentication method instead.
If you are receiving one of the following error messages:
- Security constraints prevent access to the requested page - Single Candidate Portal.
- Logout successful. User not found.
- OIDC auth code validation failed
This means you need to create a new EU Login account.
What to do:
Please use a different email (never used for any EU Login account before) to create a new EU login, following the instructions on How to create a Single candidate portal account.
If you get the following popup message with a “Profile requirement notice” (see the picture below) :
This means you have created your account using a third-party sign-in option such as: eID (such as itsme, SPID, ROeID, DigiD, etc.), Facebook or Google. Accounts using third-party sign-in methods are blocked from applying to EPSO competitions.
What to do:
You must create a new account (please use a different web browser) following the instructions on How to create a Single candidate portal account.
For the deletion of the account created using third-party sign-in option (user ID that start with “v00”) please contact EU Login helpdesk.
Do I need to complete my profile and my CV before I start the application?
As explained in the message displayed in the pop-up, some mandatory information in your account must be filled before you can start the application:
- For all candidates: in “My CV”: at least 2 official EU languages in the “Language Skills” AND at least 1 “Education and Training” AND a copy of your ID document.
- For external candidates only: in “My profile”, you must provide your nationality.
- For internal candidates only: in “My Profile”, you must insert your personal email address.
Once this information is completed, you will be able to start the application normally.
We recommend watching our step-by-step video tutorial on how to apply, which guides you through the entire process, and helps avoid common issues.
Mon diplôme ne me sera pas délivré avant la date limite de dépôt des candidatures. Puis-je tout de même poser ma candidature?
As a general rule, candidates must have obtained the minimum entry qualifications specified in the Notice of Competition / Call for Expression of Interest by the application deadline. Qualifications awarded after this date are not taken into account.
However, by way of exception, for the Graduate Administrators competition (AD5), candidates must have a level of education corresponding to completed university studies of at least three years, attested by a diploma, the award of which must have been decided no later than 30 September 2026, irrespective of the application deadline. Please see Annex III of the Notice of competition for examples of minimum qualifications.
How can I request special accommodations for the tests due to a disability or medical condition?
You should read the information on Equal opportunities, Diversity and Inclusion, including the guide on How to request specific adjustments for the selection tests.
Please note that in order to benefit from reasonable adjustments to the selection tests, you will have to produce a certificate confirming your disability or medical condition issued by a competent national organisation and/or a specialist.
Don’t forget to fill your application and the form by the deadline for application.
Where can I find out more on the tests ? Do you offer training for candidates?
Detailed information about the tests is available in the Notice of Competition, the official document governing each selection procedure.
Sample questions and guidance materials can be found in the EPSO Testing section on our website.
Please note that these examples are provided for information purposes only and are not training materials. EPSO does not offer preparatory courses and does not endorse any external publications or training services.
Some EU Member States may offer support or training for candidates. To find out whether such opportunities exist in your country, please contact the relevant national authorities directly.