CHEE Features a Strong Focus on Case Studies and Simulations of Six Years of Professional Experience European Negotiations

EXECUTIVE COURSE IN EUROPEAN STUDIES Enrol in the Class of 2019 and join our club of European decision-makers

A springboard for your European ambitions and accelerator for your career

The Executive Course in European Studies offers the tools for complete mastery of European procedures and major issues in the EU. It fosters mobility, promoting career advancement and contributing to the Europeanisation of professional profiles. It will help you forge direct and valuable links with European decision-makers, gain insight into the workings of the European Union and join a powerful Europe-wide professional network, currently made up of more than 500 European decision-makers and high-level stakeholders.

Training in the heart of Europe

A high-level training course compatible with the exercise of your professional responsibilities

A programme made up of 10 modules spread over 10 months (two to five days per month)

Travel in several Member States and one study tour

Two modules closely linked to European institutions in Strasbourg and Brussels

37 nationalities since 2007

This programme comprises a general foundation Profiles and prerequisites complemented by insight into current European issues. Journalists, business executives, representatives of national The teaching content and methods are centred on concrete trade unions, senior civil servants, legislators, local elected experience, giving participants the opportunity to meet with officials, political advisors high-level operators in the field of European affairs. The CHEE features a strong focus on case studies and simulations of Six years of professional experience European negotiations. No prior knowledge of or professional experience in European Affairs is required

Prestigious sponsors Fluency in French required

Simone VEIL (2007) The 2019 session is under English listening and reading skills Jacques DELORS (2008) the patronage of : Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING (2009) Felipe GONZALEZ (2010) Mario SOARES (2011) This course enabled me to improve and broaden my Jean-Claude TRICHET (2012) knowledge thanks to high-quality theoretical and practical Joschka FISCHER (2013) teaching combined with very concrete exchanges of Jean-Claude JUNCKER (2014) experience among participants from very different professional Emma BONINO (2015) backgrounds. This programme contributes to stimulating and Ursula von der LEYEN (2016) disseminating the European ideal by making it more transparent Herman VAN ROMPUY (2017) Kersti KALJULAID, and familiar in the eyes of civil society.” Michel BARNIER (2018) President of the Republic of Estonia. Lorenzo Mannelli, CHEE, “Jean-Claude Trichet” class, Director at the European Parliament Admission fees *

€ 5,000 Print media and web/online media journalists - Representatives of religious institutions

National civil servants - Public health officials - Television and radio journalists - € 9,500 Labour union staff and national elected officials

Local civil servants - Staff of European administrations - Elected officials, € 14,000 Representatives of public- and private-sector businesses and organisations

* Admission fees cover all teaching and lodging expenses, as well as a portion meal expenses throughout the session. They also cover the costs of round-trip group travel from and to Paris; travel from other locations is not covered. Individual travel expenses are borne by participants’ employers. Admission fees are payable by 15 February 2019 in a single wire transfer to the bank account of the ENA accounting ofice. A 30% down payment, due by 15 February 2019, is requested from organisations that pay only on the basis of services rendered. ENA has a training activity declaration number (article L. 900-2 of the French Labour Code).

Online application Step 1 Applications must be submitted online via the ENA website by Monday, 15 October 2018 at 12:00 p.m.

Step 2 The French National School of Administration initially carries out a pre-selection procedure.

Step 3 Pre-selected applicants will be called for an interview with the selection committee on Tuesday, 27 and Wednesday, 28 November 2018. The interview will focus primarily on applicants’ motivation and how they expect this programme to advance their careers.

Step 4 Each candidate will be informed of the final decision by email or phone by Thursday, 20 December 2018.

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