The freelance accreditation test: part 2 - jury member tips

This series of videos aims to demystify the inter-institutional accreditation test for interpreters who wish to work as freelancers for the EU institutions. The test, otherwise known as the freelance or ACI test, is organised jointly by the three interpreting services of the EU institutions – the Commission, the Parliament and the Court of Justice. Successful candidates are then placed on a common list and can be recruited by the EU institutions as freelance interpreters. At first glance, this process might seem somewhat daunting, but the videos will take you through the testing process step-by-step and give you a better idea of what to expect.

In this video, the second in our four-part series on testing, you will hear from two Commission interpreters who have decades’ worth of experience of sitting on test panels. You’ll find out what makes a successful test candidate.

We hope that these videos will be of interest to prospective candidates wishing to take the freelance test. To apply for the test, please visit the following website: Work as a freelance interpreter at the EU (europa.eu): https://europa.eu/interpretation/free...
This site also contains a great deal of useful information – including the language profiles currently sought by the institutions. Make sure to carefully read all the eligibility requirements before you apply.

We look forward to hearing from you!