Interpreter - French Unit
European Commission · Brussels, Belgium
This post in plain words
You would interpret at European Commission meetings in Brussels, including hybrid and online meetings. The French Interpretation unit of DG SCIC wants to hire 4 interpreters.
Can you apply?
Only citizens of EU Member States who enjoy full civil rights can apply. You must also meet the military service obligations of your country and be physically fit for the job.
- Languages
- French as main language (A), English as B, and C1 and C2 in other EU languages. Minimum: C1 in one EU language and B2 in a second.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · University studies of at least 3 years, with a diploma. Conference interpreter training or accreditation is also needed, depending on the route.
- Experience
- No fixed number of years. One route accepts one year of proven work as a conference interpreter instead of full training.
- Contract
- Temporary agent (Article 2(b) of the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants), AD function group. First contract up to 4 years, extendable once by up to 2 years.
What they ask for:
- University degree of at least 3 years plus conference interpreter training, or an equivalent route.
- Accreditation as conference interpreter, or experience as one in a European Institution.
- French as main language, English as B, and C1 and C2 in other EU languages.
- Proficiency in job-specific IT tools.
- Willingness to undergo a security clearance after recruitment.
What you would do
- Interpret at meetings into active working languages, including hybrid and online meetings.
- Carry out quality assessment tasks when the Head of Unit asks.
- Take part in interpretation tests and the professional development of interpreters.
- Expand your language combination according to service needs.
- Build your thematic and terminology knowledge.
How to apply
Send one PDF with your CV first and the completed application form second, by email before the deadline. Quote the selection reference in the subject line.
Good to know:
- Officials and competition laureates have priority under Article 29 of the Staff Regulations.
- Selection will be in English or French, possibly in another language.
- Successful candidates must complete a 9-month probation and security clearance.
- The place of work is Brussels, and a medical check-up is required before recruitment.
How this kind of post works
Officials, temporary agents, contract agents, national experts, local agents and trainees: what each contract means, how long it lasts and how you get it.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official notice, published by EU Careers (eu-careers.europa.eu). Only the official notice counts: read it before you apply.
Similar posts
-
European Commission · Brussels, BelgiumTemporary agent AST-SC 1 - AST-SC 2 Very good English and good knowledge of a second EU official language; other EU languages are an assetCloses in 2 days
-
European Commission · Brussels, BelgiumTemporary agent AD 5 - AD 7 English is the working language of the unit. Other EU languages would be useful.Closes in 8 days
-
European Commission · Brussels, BelgiumTemporary agent AST 1 - AST 3 Very good English, written and spoken; French is an asset.Closes in 14 days
-
European Commission · Brussels, BelgiumTemporary agent AD 5 - AD 7 Excellent English, written and spoken; working knowledge of French or German is an assetCloses in 2 days
-
Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking · Brussels, BelgiumTemporary agent AST 3 Thorough knowledge of one EU language and satisfactory knowledge of another; very good English (working language).EU citizens Closes in 18 days