Since 2003, the European Judicial Training Network has been offering judicial training activities across a wide range of expertise areas to the judiciary of EU Member States. 

Every year, the EJTN Catalogue of Members’ Activities promotes over 150 activities organised and selected directly by EJTN’s members.  This Catalogue offers a valuable opportunity for European judges, prosecutors, court staff, and judicial trainers to participate in specialised training activities, develop expertise, and exchange experiences with colleagues from other countries, thus strengthening European judicial cooperation. These seminars are hosted by judicial training institutions across Europe, and they are co-financed by the European Union. Each year, EJTN offers 50 scholarships to support participation in these seminars.    

With many seminars still open for applications this year, the Catalogue of Members’ Activities offers a wide range of training opportunities on topics such as cybercrime, organised crime, judicial cooperation, digital justice, human rights, international private law, corruption, terrorism, and many other contemporary challenges facing the judiciary. 

Explore available seminars on the Catalogue of Members’ Activities.   

How to apply? 

Judges, prosecutors, court staff and judicial trainers  interested in participating in a training activity featured in the Catalogue of Members are warmly encouraged to explore the available seminars and contact their EJTN National Contact Point to apply. 

The National Contact Point will then liaise with the host institution to submit the request for participation. If the host institution confirms the participation and the candidate meets the eligibility conditions, EJTN may grant a scholarship to support the participant’s attendance.  

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