Selection and Ranking. 1. The Fire Chief may select one candidate for promotion/appointment based on the rule- of- three, -two or -one, at his/her choice, from the top of the list of qualified candidate's determined through the examination process.
Selection and Ranking. The pre-selected applications are reviewed by the plenary JSC. The final decision on the admission and ranking of students is based on the joint assessment of the selection criteria illustrated below. Ap- plicants will be admitted in order of their ranking by the JSC. Selection Criterion Relative weight Quality of the university career, including duration, number and quality of the degrees obtained, academic credentials and academ- ic performance 40% Quality of the motivation letter 25% Affinity of the previous studies with the objectives of the Master Programme 25% Reference letters 10% The quality of the highest-ranking prospective students may be assessed by way of one-to-one interviews with a JSC member or a reviewer, if the JSC so decides. The grades and the ranking of the applicants may be corrected upwards or downwards as a result of such interviews. Based on the guidelines received from the European Commission, the highest-ranking students who fulfil the relevant geographic distribu- tion criteria are nominated for the EM scholarships. The EM Coordinator is responsi- ble for the communications with the European Commission. The EMLE coordinating centre shall inform all the students on admission, with or without a scholarship, with or without a fee-waiver, within four weeks after the final selection decisions has been made by the JSC. The JSC shall meet at least once a year for selecting and ranking all students. The Partners agree that the meetings of the JSC may be held remotely. The minutes of the JSC are prepared by the Chairman of each meeting. They shall be approved via email or in person by all members of the JSC before communicating the selection results to applicants.
Selection and Ranking. The pre-selected applications are reviewed by the plenary JSC. The final decision on the admission and ranking of students is based on the joint assessment of the selection criteria illustrated below. Ap- plicants will be admitted in order of their ranking by the JSC. Selection Criterion Relative weight Quality of the university career, including duration, number and quality of the degrees obtained, academic credentials and aca- demic performance 40% Motivation letter 25% Affinity of the previous studies with the objectives of the Master’s Programme 25% Reference letters 10% The quality of the highest-ranking prospective students may be assessed by way of one-on-one interviews with a JSC member or a reviewer, or by an additional essay evaluated by two independent reviewers, different from the reviewers who performed the pre-selection, if the Board so decides. The grades and the ranking of the applicants may be corrected upwards or downwards as an outcome of an interview or essay. Based on the guidelines received from the European Commission, the highest-ranking students who fulfil the relevant geographic distribution criteria (i.e. no more than 10% of the total number of scholarships awarded during project implementation should be awarded to candidates from the same nationality, with exceptions from targeted re- gions of the world, if applicable) are nominated for the EM scholarships. The EM Co- ordinator is responsible for the communications with the European Commission. The EMLE Coordinating Centre shall inform all the applicants about their admission status, with or without a scholarship, with or without a fee-waiver, within four weeks after the final selection decision has been made by the JSC. The JSC shall meet at least once a year for selecting and ranking all students. The Partners agree that the meetings of the JSC may be held remotely. The minutes of the JSC are prepared by the chairman of the meeting. They shall be approved via email or in person by all members of the JSC before communicating the selection results to the applicants.
