Banque d’Investissement et de Développement de la CEDEAO (BIDC)
Young Professionals Program at EBID (Lome)
- Deadline
- Closed
- Level
- Master’s
- Country
- Togo
- Language
- English, French, Portuguese
This is an entry-level recruitment program for young professionals at EBID in Lomé, structured as a two-year track with rotation across departments. It is intended for ECOWAS nationals with a master's degree or equivalent in the announced fields, who can work in one Bank language and use at least one other. The position includes a P1-1 salary, a cost-of-living adjustment, housing and transport allowances, family benefits where applicable, health coverage, and retirement benefits; applications must be sent by email with the full file and the required subject line before October 30, 2026.
Verified on 15 October 2026
This recruitment program at EBID in Togo is open to ECOWAS nationals under 30 with a master's degree: the position includes a salary, allowances, health insurance, and retirement benefits, with applications due by October 30, 2026. Applications close on 30 October 2026. This call is closed.
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Conditions
Blocking requirements
Age limit
“Be under 30 years of age at the time of recruitment”
Official text (French): Être âgés de moins de 30 ans au moment du recrutement
Maîtrise linguistique
“Be fluent in English, French or Portuguese, and have a working knowledge of at least one of the other two languages.”
Official text (French): Maîtriser couramment l’anglais, le français ou le portugais, et posséder une connaissance pratique d’au moins l’une des deux autres langues.
Nationalité ou résidence dans un pays éligible
Diplôme requis : Master ou diplôme équivalent
Watch points
Période probatoire
“Successful candidates will be required to serve a probationary period of six (6) months, during which either party may terminate the contractual relationship without notice.”
Official text (French): Les candidats retenus seront tenus d’effectuer une période probatoire de six (6) mois, durant laquelle chacune des parties pourra mettre fin à la relation contractuelle sans préavis.

Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading
The trap here is “at the time of recruitment”: the age limit is not judged only on the day you send the email, but when the Bank actually recruits you. A candidate who is eligible today can therefore fall out of range if their age timeline is too tight. The other silent filter is “practical knowledge” of a second working language: you need to show it through experience, courses, assignments, translation work, or stays, not leave it as a simple line on the page. The right move is to check your age against the likely recruitment date, then send the email with the exact subject line while making your concrete second-language evidence visible in both your CV and cover letter.
Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.
Deadlines
Deadline: Closed2026
Candidature par email au plus tard le 30 octobre 2026.
Salary and benefits
- SalaryConditions de service applicables au grade P1-1.
- Indemnité d’ajustement au coût de la viePrévue selon la structure des salaires de la BIDC.
- AccommodationAllocation de logement prévue.
- TransportAllocation de transport prévue.
- Prestations familialesLe cas échéant.
- RetraiteAffiliation au régime de retraite de la Banque.
- Health insuranceCouverture contre décès, invalidité, accident du travail et maladie.
Countries covered
The program is reserved for nationals of the ECOWAS member countries covered by the call. Eligibility also depends on holding a master's degree or equivalent, having full command of one working language, and practical knowledge of at least one other; the age limit is assessed at recruitment.
Application pathway
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Prepare the documents
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Submit on the official site
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Documents to prepare or confirm
This list helps you prepare; it does not replace the programme’s official checklist.
- Curriculum vitaeCurriculum vitae détaillé.
- Degree certificatesCopie des diplômes et qualifications obtenus.
- ID documentCopie de la carte nationale d’identité ou du passeport.
- Acte de naissanceCopie de l’acte de naissance.
- Motivation letterPrécisant les raisons de la participation, les domaines de compétence, l'expérience et les perspectives de carrière.
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- Page officielle du programme (bidc-ebid.org)Primary source
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