INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS
Applicants should be of A/LA grade ; have at least 5 years
experience in one of the European Institutions. He or she should have demonstrated
a high level of professional achievement and show significant promise in the field covered
by the sessions for which they apply. The language of the Seminar is English and an
excellent command of spoken and written English is a prerequisite for
participation. Fellows are required to be present for the whole of the session
in order to benefit fully.
When making its selection from the applications received, the Committee
will give priority to officials
- whose profile, professional experience and/or level of responsibilities are commensurate
with the topic of the session requested
- whose participation would be of special interest for the Institution, Directorate-
General or Service concerned.
INFORMATION FOR THE DIRECTORATES-GENERAL
The total participation cost being 5.000 $, two thirds of the
participation costs (3.333 $) will be borne by DG IX. The remaining third (1.667 $), plus
travelling costs will be charged directly to the mission budget of the participant’s
DG.
HOW TO APPLY
Applications must be made by using the form
at the end of this text. This must be accompanied by a :
- CURRICULUM VITAE
in English, covering mainly academic
and professional experience, as well as a
(in English and not exceeding one
page) outlining the personal and service reasons for the application. After approval by
the Director-General or his/her representative, these documents must be submitted to
Staff Training Unit,
Attention of Mrs. L. FLAGIELLO
GUIM.10-12 , 2-63 (FAX 60751 or 92565)
Closing date for the receipt of applications
is
November 10, 1999
After preselection the preselected
candidate will be interviewed by the Coordinating Committee in the presence of the
relevant Director of the Salzburg Seminar. These interviews will take place before the end
of the year. Candidates who are chosen for a session will be given further information
about their participation directly by the Salzburg Seminar at a later date.
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