Tips and tricks

You can find the complete recording and the full transcript of the 2014 EPSO AD information webcast Online EU Trainig held on 13, March.

Ever since the EU's enlargement in 2004, 2007 and 2013, language has been a controversial topic when it comes to EPSO selection procedures and exams. Many candidates have been confused by the meaning of 'Language 1', 'Language 2' etc. and have made the wrong choice at the time of registration. This has led to several candidates needing to take their tests in a language other than the one intended.

In the very first episode of our numerical reasoning explanations video series we discuss the role decimal places in the context of apples.

Below you will find the complete recording of the webcast  held on 13, February 2014 about the 2014 EPSO AST secretary competitions.

Civil Service Tribunal judgment in the joint cases F-23/12 and F-30/12 – facts, questions, possible consequences

We are happy to give you the latest addition to our library of free e-books; a 7-page-long collection of tips, tricks and experiences of candidates who attended Assessment Centres organised by EPSO.

 Watch the video for a quick overview and then check out the details below:

When taking your EPSO numerical reasoning tests you need to be quick and accurate, well… accurate within reason. You need to be accurate in the method that you choose to solve the problem and you also need to be accurate in the arithmetical procedure that you use to obtain the desired answer.

Most candidates believe that besides the correct answer option, all the answer options are random gibberish - created to confuse you. This is only 50% correct - they are there to confuse you, but they are definitely not random.