Hi everyone!
Thank you for your posts.
Concerning the preparation I prefer to read the information on the official sites. It's updated more often than books ;)
college of europe 2011/2012
Posted May 25, 2011 21:47
Thank you for your posts.
Concerning the preparation I prefer to read the information on the official sites. It's updated more often than books ;)
Posted May 25, 2011 22:58
hey guys,
just want to see if there are any other guys here, who have already been admitted to Legal studies at COE?
I already got it confirmed and I just want to contact with some future "school-mates" :PPP heheh
Hi!
I've also been admitted in legal studies. I'm French and I've received the results (from the French committee) two weeks ago. But I'm still waiting for the official letter from the CoE... Did you received it?
hey, Yeah I got it at the end of april :D
just want to see if there are any other guys here, who have already been admitted to Legal studies at COE?
I already got it confirmed and I just want to contact with some future "school-mates" :PPP heheh</blockquote>
Hi!
I've also been admitted in legal studies. I'm French and I've received the results (from the French committee) two weeks ago. But I'm still waiting for the official letter from the CoE... Did you received it?</blockquote>
hey, Yeah I got it at the end of april :D
Posted May 26, 2011 00:32
hey guys,
just want to see if there are any other guys here, who have already been admitted to Legal studies at COE?
I already got it confirmed and I just want to contact with some future "school-mates" :PPP heheh
Hi!
I've also been admitted in legal studies. I'm French and I've received the results (from the French committee) two weeks ago. But I'm still waiting for the official letter from the CoE... Did you received it?
hey, Yeah I got it at the end of april :D
Brilliant!And that was how many days after you got the first communication that you made it?
just want to see if there are any other guys here, who have already been admitted to Legal studies at COE?
I already got it confirmed and I just want to contact with some future "school-mates" :PPP heheh</blockquote>
Hi!
I've also been admitted in legal studies. I'm French and I've received the results (from the French committee) two weeks ago. But I'm still waiting for the official letter from the CoE... Did you received it?</blockquote>
hey, Yeah I got it at the end of april :D</blockquote>
Brilliant!And that was how many days after you got the first communication that you made it?
Posted May 26, 2011 08:10
Have anyone received any news from Polish committee? It's been almost 2 months already!
We should receive results this week.:)
We should receive results this week.:)
Posted May 26, 2011 09:32
thx a lot, nirontrip, for your reply. i hope it will help us.
candy82, i think there will be quite the same questions. maybe anybody else will poste his interview experience.
Hi, everyone!
Im from ENP country and I would like to share my interview experience. I had my interview on Wednesday. First of all I should note that I wasnt lucky with French. Im not so good in French and for some reason the Admission committee asked me only one question in English and rest of them in French. So I was stressed a bit.
Small advice: if you dont hear them well (I had a telephone interview), definitely say that. I didnt do that, because first question was in English and I could guess what they asked. However, I was forced to ask to repeat the question in French two times. Then it was ok.
Basically, they asked general questions eg. motivation, why CoE, what subjects I want to study, do I have questions to them.
I really expected that there would be questions on law (I apply to legal studies), thus, I thought about couple of things I can mention. However, the Admission Board doesnt bother about the law.
In my opinion every interview is unique and you never know what to expect.
candy82, i think there will be quite the same questions. maybe anybody else will poste his interview experience.</blockquote>
Hi, everyone!
Im from ENP country and I would like to share my interview experience. I had my interview on Wednesday. First of all I should note that I wasnt lucky with French. Im not so good in French and for some reason the Admission committee asked me only one question in English and rest of them in French. So I was stressed a bit.
Small advice: if you dont hear them well (I had a telephone interview), definitely say that. I didnt do that, because first question was in English and I could guess what they asked. However, I was forced to ask to repeat the question in French two times. Then it was ok.
Basically, they asked general questions eg. motivation, why CoE, what subjects I want to study, do I have questions to them.
I really expected that there would be questions on law (I apply to legal studies), thus, I thought about couple of things I can mention. However, the Admission Board doesnt bother about the law.
In my opinion every interview is unique and you never know what to expect.
Posted May 26, 2011 14:17
thx a lot, nirontrip, for your reply. i hope it will help us.
candy82, i think there will be quite the same questions. maybe anybody else will poste his interview experience.
Hi, everyone!
Im from ENP country and I would like to share my interview experience. I had my interview on Wednesday. First of all I should note that I wasnt lucky with French. Im not so good in French and for some reason the Admission committee asked me only one question in English and rest of them in French. So I was stressed a bit.
Small advice: if you dont hear them well (I had a telephone interview), definitely say that. I didnt do that, because first question was in English and I could guess what they asked. However, I was forced to ask to repeat the question in French two times. Then it was ok.
Basically, they asked general questions eg. motivation, why CoE, what subjects I want to study, do I have questions to them.
I really expected that there would be questions on law (I apply to legal studies), thus, I thought about couple of things I can mention. However, the Admission Board doesnt bother about the law.
In my opinion every interview is unique and you never know what to expect.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm curious at why they chose to question you in French and not English. Where are you from? So they didn't ask you anything regarding to the EU or Europe in general? And how long did the interview last?
Good luck!
candy82, i think there will be quite the same questions. maybe anybody else will poste his interview experience.</blockquote>
Hi, everyone!
Im from ENP country and I would like to share my interview experience. I had my interview on Wednesday. First of all I should note that I wasnt lucky with French. Im not so good in French and for some reason the Admission committee asked me only one question in English and rest of them in French. So I was stressed a bit.
Small advice: if you dont hear them well (I had a telephone interview), definitely say that. I didnt do that, because first question was in English and I could guess what they asked. However, I was forced to ask to repeat the question in French two times. Then it was ok.
Basically, they asked general questions eg. motivation, why CoE, what subjects I want to study, do I have questions to them.
I really expected that there would be questions on law (I apply to legal studies), thus, I thought about couple of things I can mention. However, the Admission Board doesnt bother about the law.
In my opinion every interview is unique and you never know what to expect.
</blockquote>
Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm curious at why they chose to question you in French and not English. Where are you from? So they didn't ask you anything regarding to the EU or Europe in general? And how long did the interview last?
Good luck!
Posted May 26, 2011 19:06
Well, Im from Belarus. But I live in Lithuania for 6 years. I have no idea why they choose to speak with me in French. It was obvious that I can express myself better in English (I hope so). Surely, I will improve my French by the beginning of the course, but now
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politicsbut still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition lawbut I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in FrenchThat is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politics but still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition law but I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in French That is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
Posted May 26, 2011 19:16
MMM,
thank you so much. good luck
candy82, I think we have to be ready to answer in French as well as in English even my Francais is quite bad :-(
good luck for tomorrow, hope we'll do the best. i'll wait for your reply after your pass your inteview.
thank you so much. good luck
candy82, I think we have to be ready to answer in French as well as in English even my Francais is quite bad :-(
good luck for tomorrow, hope we'll do the best. i'll wait for your reply after your pass your inteview.
Posted May 26, 2011 19:27
Well, Im from Belarus. But I live in Lithuania for 6 years. I have no idea why they choose to speak with me in French. It was obvious that I can express myself better in English (I hope so). Surely, I will improve my French by the beginning of the course, but now
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politicsbut still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition lawbut I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in FrenchThat is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
Wow, that's weird that they asked you about politics even though you requested not to talk about it. Guess they just ask some standardized questions and expect us to answer them even though they're not of interest to us. And you're right, your English is very good. Did you get a chance to answer in English at all?
True! Every interview is completely different. That's the tricky part.
Did they ask you what area do you want your thesis to include?
Thanks! :)
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politics but still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition law but I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in French That is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
</blockquote>
Wow, that's weird that they asked you about politics even though you requested not to talk about it. Guess they just ask some standardized questions and expect us to answer them even though they're not of interest to us. And you're right, your English is very good. Did you get a chance to answer in English at all?
True! Every interview is completely different. That's the tricky part.
Did they ask you what area do you want your thesis to include?
Thanks! :)
Posted May 26, 2011 19:29
MMM,
thank you so much. good luck
candy82, I think we have to be ready to answer in French as well as in English even my Francais is quite bad :-(
good luck for tomorrow, hope we'll do the best. i'll wait for your reply after your pass your inteview.
Mal, thanks a lot, dear. You're right, I'm doing my best now to learn as much French vocabulary as possible. They're quite tricky, especially in pronunciation.
I'll reply as soon as I'm done, hopefully. I hope you're gonna ace it! good luck! :)
thank you so much. good luck
candy82, I think we have to be ready to answer in French as well as in English even my Francais is quite bad :-(
good luck for tomorrow, hope we'll do the best. i'll wait for your reply after your pass your inteview.</blockquote>
Mal, thanks a lot, dear. You're right, I'm doing my best now to learn as much French vocabulary as possible. They're quite tricky, especially in pronunciation.
I'll reply as soon as I'm done, hopefully. I hope you're gonna ace it! good luck! :)
Posted May 26, 2011 20:04
I don't think that it is the applicant's choice to request anything during such an interview...Also I believe that when considering a school such as the College of Europe one should have a minimum of interest in politics, don't you think?
Good luck for your interview!
Well, Im from Belarus. But I live in Lithuania for 6 years. I have no idea why they choose to speak with me in French. It was obvious that I can express myself better in English (I hope so). Surely, I will improve my French by the beginning of the course, but now
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politicsbut still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition lawbut I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in FrenchThat is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
Wow, that's weird that they asked you about politics even though you requested not to talk about it. Guess they just ask some standardized questions and expect us to answer them even though they're not of interest to us. And you're right, your English is very good. Did you get a chance to answer in English at all?
True! Every interview is completely different. That's the tricky part.
Did they ask you what area do you want your thesis to include?
Thanks! :)
Good luck for your interview!
<blockquote><blockquote>Well, Im from Belarus. But I live in Lithuania for 6 years. I have no idea why they choose to speak with me in French. It was obvious that I can express myself better in English (I hope so). Surely, I will improve my French by the beginning of the course, but now
Nope, they didnt ask anything related to EU. Instead they asked me what I think about situation in Belarus. I mentioned earlier that I am not interested in politics but still they asked that. I write my diploma thesis in competition law and would be more than happy to speak about competition law but I didnt have an opportunity.
However, I heard that some people spoke more in English than in French That is why I think each interview is different. Thus, dont worry:)
The interview lasted for 15 min, as they promised.
Good luck, you, too.:)
</blockquote>
Wow, that's weird that they asked you about politics even though you requested not to talk about it. Guess they just ask some standardized questions and expect us to answer them even though they're not of interest to us. And you're right, your English is very good. Did you get a chance to answer in English at all?
True! Every interview is completely different. That's the tricky part.
Did they ask you what area do you want your thesis to include?
Thanks! :)
</blockquote>
Posted May 26, 2011 20:32
This might be a silly question, but can someone simply explain the Treaty of Lisbon to me? I'm not sure I entirely comprehend what it's all about. And it seems to be a trending question for the interview. Thanks a lot in advance.
Posted May 26, 2011 20:38
you can find all the info on EU official site.
Posted May 26, 2011 20:40
you can find all the info on EU official site.
Yeah, I'm reading it now. Trying to wrap my head around it. Thanks, though.
Yeah, I'm reading it now. Trying to wrap my head around it. Thanks, though.
Posted May 26, 2011 21:38
To candy82:
Well, I didnt request not to talk about politics, I just mentioned:)
Yes, I had a chance to say my motivation in English, at least.
And, yes, they asked about my possible topic of master thesis.
Sonow I can only wait for results and wish everyone who still didnt have the interview the best of luck!!!!!!!!
Well, I didnt request not to talk about politics, I just mentioned:)
Yes, I had a chance to say my motivation in English, at least.
And, yes, they asked about my possible topic of master thesis.
So now I can only wait for results and wish everyone who still didnt have the interview the best of luck!!!!!!!!
Posted May 26, 2011 21:45
To troubadour:
I agree that during the interview your job is to answer questions and ask questions when they want so:)
Why I was annoyed is that the question was really general. I keep up with all political changes. I dont say that I am ignorant to what happens. Just I had to answer such kind of questions almost every dayand in my opinion, the answer is obvious and the same.
In any way you have to answer whatever questions they ask and bother them:) But I have the right to dislike the question:)Right?
I agree that during the interview your job is to answer questions and ask questions when they want so:)
Why I was annoyed is that the question was really general. I keep up with all political changes. I dont say that I am ignorant to what happens. Just I had to answer such kind of questions almost every day and in my opinion, the answer is obvious and the same.
In any way you have to answer whatever questions they ask and bother them:) But I have the right to dislike the question:)Right?
Posted May 26, 2011 21:50
Yes of course you have the right to dislike one question, I just think that some people on the forum reacted in a strange way to this :-)
I agree that during the interview your job is to answer questions and ask questions when they want so:)
Why I was annoyed is that the question was really general. I keep up with all political changes. I dont say that I am ignorant to what happens. Just I had to answer such kind of questions almost every dayand in my opinion, the answer is obvious and the same.
In any way you have to answer whatever questions they ask and bother them:) But I have the right to dislike the question:)Right?
<blockquote>
I agree that during the interview your job is to answer questions and ask questions when they want so:)
Why I was annoyed is that the question was really general. I keep up with all political changes. I dont say that I am ignorant to what happens. Just I had to answer such kind of questions almost every day and in my opinion, the answer is obvious and the same.
In any way you have to answer whatever questions they ask and bother them:) But I have the right to dislike the question:)Right?
</blockquote>
Posted May 26, 2011 22:29
Hey MMM,
Did they mean political or economical situation in Belarus? I'm asking since both of them are pretty complicated now.
Did they mean political or economical situation in Belarus? I'm asking since both of them are pretty complicated now.
Posted May 26, 2011 22:35
Hey MMM,
Did they mean political or economical situation in Belarus? I'm asking since both of them are pretty complicated now.
:) Exactly what they asked, how I consider the SITUATION in Belarusthey didnt ask for something specific However, I think political and economical situation is interrelated.
Did they mean political or economical situation in Belarus? I'm asking since both of them are pretty complicated now.</blockquote>
:) Exactly what they asked, how I consider the SITUATION in Belarus they didnt ask for something specific However, I think political and economical situation is interrelated.
Posted May 26, 2011 23:09
To candy82:
Well, I didnt request not to talk about politics, I just mentioned:)
Yes, I had a chance to say my motivation in English, at least.
And, yes, they asked about my possible topic of master thesis.
Sonow I can only wait for results and wish everyone who still didnt have the interview the best of luck!!!!!!!!
I didn't mean you should've asked them not to ask you any political questions. I thought that in your motivation essay you mentioned your area of interest wasn't politics, therefore, by the interview they should've known you're not interested in it. Of course I know you're not allowed to choose the topic of question during the interview.
I hope your French made up for that though. :)
Well, I didnt request not to talk about politics, I just mentioned:)
Yes, I had a chance to say my motivation in English, at least.
And, yes, they asked about my possible topic of master thesis.
So now I can only wait for results and wish everyone who still didnt have the interview the best of luck!!!!!!!!
</blockquote>
I didn't mean you should've asked them not to ask you any political questions. I thought that in your motivation essay you mentioned your area of interest wasn't politics, therefore, by the interview they should've known you're not interested in it. Of course I know you're not allowed to choose the topic of question during the interview.
I hope your French made up for that though. :)
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