Law - Political science - Administration

PREPARATION FOR WRITTEN COMPETITIONS: TERRITORIAL ATTACHE Competition

  • Training structure

    Institut de Préparation à l'Administration Générale (IPAG)

  • Language(s) of instruction

    French

Presentation

Objectives

Passing the written tests for the EXTERNAL Territorial Attaché competitive examination

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Organization

Knowledge control

Modules are scheduled on Thursdays and Fridays from May to November (interrupted during the University's summer closure).

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Special features

Preparation for the written tests of the external territorial attaché competitive examination is offered only distance learning to enable everyone to follow it:

  • Download platform for subjects
  • Remote corrections (videoconferencing)
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Program

Training for the competition tests :

  • 10 summary notes
  • 10 compositions 
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Admission

Access conditions

Hold a bac+3.

Selection is based on an application via our website, under the "Apply" tab.

The Attaché territorial competitive examination is held every 2 years. You need to register with the Centre de gestion de la fonction publique territoriale (CDG) of your choice.

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How to register

Once your application has been reviewed, and if you receive a positive decision, you can proceed to the next stage: registration.

Go to our website, "apply" tab, then "registration after application".

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Target audience

Students, employees, civil servants, jobseekers...

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Tuition fees

Price of written preparation :

  • initial training: 400 euros
  • continuing education paid for by the candidate: 480 euros
  • paid continuing education: 730 euros
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Capacity

50 people

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Expected results

Participate in the design, development and implementation of administrative, financial, economic, health, social, cultural, entertainment and urban planning policies.

Exercise supervisory functions and manage an office or department. Hold administrative management positions.

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