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- EPSO/AD/227/11 – Archivistics (AD 6)
- EPSO/AD/228/11 – Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) (AD 7)
- EPSO/AD/229/11 – Cooperation and Management of Aid to Non-Member Countries (AD 7)
EPSO/AD/227/11 – Archivistics (AD 6)
EPSO is organising an open competition to select specialists in archiving and document management.
As an archivist within the European
institutions, you will shape the document archiving policy relating to a
continent. From leading your own team of archivists to managing some
far-reaching projects, e.g. defining description standards or ensuring
long-term electronic preservation, you can expect constant challenge and
considerable visibililty.
Find out more about working as an Archive specialist for the EU.
Am I eligible?
You must:
- be a citizen of an EU country;
- be educated to degree level and have at least one year's formal training in archiving or document management;
- have at least three years' professional experience in archivistics or document management;
- be fluent in one official EU language with a good command of English, French or German.
Detailed information
including job profile, nature of duties,
academic requirements, professional experience, selection criteria,
knowledge of languages, admission and testing conditions is given in the
Notice of Competition, published in the Official Journal of the European Union and on this website on 14 September 2011.
Essential Reading
- Notice of Competition: Official Journal C 271 A
- Guide to open competitions
-
How to Apply
Applications open: 14 September 2011
Applications close: midday (Brussels time – CEST) on 18 October 2011
Application process: You can apply for this open competition online, through this website.
This competition is published in parallel
with competitions EPSO/AD/228/11 (ICT) and EPSO/AD/229/11 (Cooperation
and management of aid to non-member countries). You may apply for only
one of these three competitions.
EPSO/AD/228/11 Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) (AD 7)
EPSO is organising an open competition to select project and service managers for three different specialist areas:
- IT infrastructure & services
- Telecommunications infrastructure & services
- Information systems
When you join the European institutions as an
Information and Communication Technology project or service manager,
you'll find yourself working on a broad range of challenges.
Find out more about working in these areas as an ICT specialist for the EU.
Am I eligible?
You must:
- be a citizen of an EU country;
- be educated to degree level in ICT or have a post-graduate diploma in ICT;
- have at least six years' professional experience in ICT, including four years in project/service management;
- be fluent in one official EU language with a good command of English, French or German.
Detailed information
including job profile, nature of duties,
academic requirements, professional experience, selection criteria,
knowledge of languages, admission and testing conditions is given in the
Notice of Competition, published in the Official Journal of the European Union and on this website on 14 September 2011.
Essential Reading
- Notice of Competition: Official Journal C 271 A
- Guide to open competitions
-
How to Apply
Applications open: 14 September 2011
Applications close: midday (Brussels time – CEST) on 18 October 2011
Application process: You can apply for this open competition online, through this website.
You may apply for only one field of this competition.
This competition is published in parallel
with competitions EPSO/AD/227/11 (Archivistics) and EPSO/AD/229/11
(Cooperation and management of aid to non-member countries). You may
apply for only one of these three competitions.
EPSO/AD/229/11 Cooperation and Management of Aid to Non-Member Countries (AD 7)
EPSO is organising an open competition to
select specialists in development cooperation to work in EU Delegations,
located mainly in developing countries.
Our Development Cooperation programmes bring
vital aid to around 150 countries worldwide. Working in 'Cooperation and
management of aid to non-member countries', you will be central to
these vital initiatives. For example, you will shape strategy and sector
policies, conduct dialogue with partners and stakeholders, and identify
potential projects that can make a real and lasting difference.
Find out more about working as a Specialist in Development Cooperation for the EU.
Am I eligible?
You must:
- be a citizen of an EU country;
- be educated to degree level in a relevant discipline;
- have at least six years' professional experience in the development cooperation field. At least four of the six years' experience must have been gained by working on a project or programme in a developing country, including two years as team leader;
- be fluent in one official EU language with a good command of English, French or German;
- undertake to accept service in an EU Delegation in a developing country.
Detailed information
including job profile, nature of duties,
academic requirements, professional experience, selection criteria,
knowledge of languages, admission and testing conditions is given in the
Notice of Competition, published in the Official Journal of the European Union and on this website on 14 September 2011.
Essential Reading
- Notice of Competition: Official Journal C 271 A
- Guide to open competitions
-
How to Apply
Applications open: 14 September 2011
Applications close: midday (Brussels time – CEST) on 18 October 2011
Application process: You can apply for this open competition online, through this website.
This competition is published in parallel
with competitions EPSO/AD/227/11 (Archivistics) and EPSO/AD/228/11
(ICT). You may apply for only one of these three competitions.
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