La formation des agents de l'État aux affaires européennes : ou l'urgence d'une approche systématique et adaptée aux exigences d'une Communauté en voie d'achèvement
By: CARNELUTTI, Alexandre
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1989Revue Française D'Administration Publique 51, p. 129-138Abstract: Though the training of our civil servants in European affairs has developped for the past 4 years along the lines of special training courses either of an introductory or specialized nature, such training programs currently encounter the problem of possessing only a rough knowledge of the needs and they remain very deficient in the field of Community law and languages. It is advisable on the short term to promote both theoretical ad practical training for all appointed high-level Civil Servants, and the long term, to set up a system ensuring that every student (thus including those who may be candidates for administrative competitive exams) has the minimum qualifications in "European Affairs"
Though the training of our civil servants in European affairs has developped for the past 4 years along the lines of special training courses either of an introductory or specialized nature, such training programs currently encounter the problem of possessing only a rough knowledge of the needs and they remain very deficient in the field of Community law and languages. It is advisable on the short term to promote both theoretical ad practical training for all appointed high-level Civil Servants, and the long term, to set up a system ensuring that every student (thus including those who may be candidates for administrative competitive exams) has the minimum qualifications in "European Affairs"
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