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_{As always, the full list of EU vacancies closing in the next seven days is at the bottom of this email.}

This week’s spotlight

Although the EU Publication’s Office has compiled a list of Main acronyms and initialisms, we find that they miss several critical acronyms often used in EU vacancies. For this reason we have prepared our own list of common acronyms in EU recruitments that you may come across when reading vacancy notices. Read them in our latest guide. 😉 

A word from our team

Crafting an effective CV for EU institution jobs necessitates concise personal information, a detailed professional experience section emphasizing achievements, and a focused education and training segment relevant to the position.

It's crucial to tailor each CV to the specific job, prioritize key information, and avoid burying essential details amidst excessive information. Additionally, emphasizing achievements over tasks, explaining any gaps in employment history, and maintaining honesty while avoiding spelling and grammatical errors are vital for a standout CV, and crucial for securing a job interview.

The full article from the Council can be found here. Looks like the Council of the European Union is getting the message we have been trying to promote for over two years now! 🙂 

The following EU vacancies will close in the coming week

Yours faithfully,