It has been created to help harmonize the knowledge base amongst Otorhinolaryngologists throughout Europe.
Some European countries have an end-of-training exam in order to evaluate the knowledge acquired during their training program.
The European Board Exam is NOT an alternative to a national examination, where one exists.
Through the Ebeorl a supra-national (European) independent Board will set up a quality standard for all Europe, to allow free movement of specialists between member countries.
The European Board exam consists of TWO PARTS:
PART II: Oral exam to complement the written part. Only those that have successfully passed part I are eligible to sit part II. Next Part II (oral exam) will be held on the 19th November 2011 in Vienna, Austria. Registration is now open.
Candidates who have passed the part I (written) and II (oral) and are specialists according to their national boards in their home countries are “Fellows of the European Board of ORL-HNS”, independent, they are from EU- or non-EU-countries
LANGUAGE: The exam will be held ONLY in English
ALL OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO SIT THE EXAM MUST BE TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH (translation of the official document stamped by the University, hospital etc is enough) AND SENT TOGETHER WITH A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL
The next Part I (written exam) will be held on the 18th June 2012 in Toulouse, France.
Registration for this exam will open in February 2012.
The next Part II (oral exam) will be held on the 10th November 2012 in Vienna, Austria. Only candidates who have passed part I will be able to register for this exam.
Registration for this exam will open next July 2012 after the written exam has taken place in order to allow candidates passing Part I to register for the exam as the number of registration are limited.
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- Process
- Mandatory documents
- Payment of the fee
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