Only complete applications will be considered by the Evaluation Committee.

Documentation required for submitting an online application:

i) Curriculum Vitae
ii) Copy of passport or ID card
iii) Copy of Successful Completion of Orthopaedic and Traumatology training – Certificate/Diploma
iv) Reference letter from your supervisor or the head of department where you are working stating your professional status.

Closing dates will be strictly adhered to. It is the responsibility of the applicant to upload the required information and documentation, without it the application fails.

Resit Candidates
Please note that all resit candidates for the written part must go through the online application procedure again so that the data can be processed. Resit candidates may reuse their previously submitted documentation, however, an updated proof of employment must be provided.

Resit candidates for the oral part do not have to complete the online application form again but must inform the EBOT Administrator if they wish to resit the oral part by 30 June of the respective year at the latest.
Candidates who fail the oral examination may retake this section the following year without having to retake the written section. If the candidate does not retake the oral examination in the following year or fails a second time, then both sections, written and oral, must be taken again and the candidate needs to apply in full again.

N.B.: All applications must comply with the general requirements as stated in the general overview.

Withdrawing from the Examination

Written part/section I:
Candidates may withdraw from the written part by cancelling their appointment with Pearson VUE directly. Subject to adhering to the general rules and conditions outlined when booking the seat/online slot, the exam fee will be reimbursed.

Oral part/section II:
Candidates withdrawing from the oral part of the examination must do so in writing to the EBOT Administrator at ebotexam@efort.org.

i) The full entrance fee may be returned or transferred to a future examination when written notice is received prior to the closing date for receipt of applications/payment.

ii) Half of the entrance fee may be returned or transferred to a future examination when written notice is received not less than 31 working days before the commencement of the examination.

iii) Within 30 working days of the examination, no refund of the fee will be made to candidates who withdraw or fail to attend, except in the most exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the Board.