Name: Yepso! Information Event
Start: 2026-06-26T13:00:00
End: 2026-06-26T23:00:00

Yepso! Information Event
Thursday 26 June – 1pm CEST
FREE ONLINE SESSION
15% discount on all Yepso! courses for Global Careers registrants

You know the destination. Now let’s talk about the route.

On 25 June, we will host an event where you will be able to spend time with 12 EU institutions and agencies. You will hear about the roles, the missions, the people. Maybe you will find where you want to go. Now for the harder question: how do you actually get there?

The EPSO selection process is designed to filter. Not because most candidates lack ability – but because most candidates prepare the wrong way, for the wrong things, at the wrong time.

On 26 June, Global Careers and Yepso! are running a free session to change that.

What this session covers

This is not a general introduction to EU careers. It is a focused, practical session on what trips candidates up before they ever reach an interview.

The Yepso! team will walk through the most common failure points:

the reasoning tests most people underprepare for,
the application form errors that disqualify before a single test is taken,
the written test that catches out even strong English speakers, and
the platform itself – because practising on paper for a digital exam is not preparation.

The session runs as a livestream from 1pm CEST, followed by coffee corners where you can talk directly to the team and go deeper on your specific situation, competition, or timeline.

Why timing matters

Summer is the window. If competitions open in autumn (and several are already live!) the candidates who start preparing now will be in a fundamentally different position by October. Not because they are more talented, but because they gave themselves enough time to build comfort with the format, the pace, and the pressure.

The Yepso! methodology is built around this. It is not about cramming. It is about deliberate, structured preparation across the reasoning blocks, the written test, and the application itself.

What is currently open – and what is coming

The session will cover preparation for all active and upcoming EPSO competitions, including AD5 (generalist), audit, and ICT. Many competitions take months to run from application to assessment centre. Starting early is not optional, it is THE strategy.

Whether your target competition is live today or opening in the next few months, the preparation principles are the same. And the summer window does not come back.

Your exclusive offer

Attendees and registered participants of the 25 June EU Careers Fair will receive an exclusive discount code giving 15% off all Yepso! courses. And because you are booking directly on the Yepso! site – a Spanish education provider – their courses are exempt from Spanish VAT (IVA), so you save that too. No tax on top, no conditions, no exceptions. The discount applies to all courses across all active competitions.

Join us on 26 June

Free to attend. No obligation. One focused afternoon that could change how you approach the whole process.

Free registration – limited places available

Candidate Registration

Meet the Yepso! team

Iván Carnota Co-founder and technical director of Yepso!,
Iván has spent his career working at the intersection of European institutions and candidate preparation.
He developed the Yepso! methodology around the structural logic of EPSO’s reasoning and competency assessments and leads the careers area of the platform.
Direct, practical, and no fluff – as anyone who attended the TalentLab launch in May will confirm.

Carlos Gil Soriano Co-founder and training director of Yepso!,
Carlos is a lawyer by training with a master’s from the College of Europe and hands-on experience at the European Commission and Accenture’s European Centre for Government Transformation.
It was while navigating the EPSO preparation landscape himself that he identified the gaps the Yepso! methodology was built to fill.
He leads the training side of the platform, keeping every course and session to the quality standards the methodology demands.