It means that you have to reach the 8th level plus starting another rep, it can be just 1 meter.
Each level is made of 20 meters' repetitions, for example the 1st level is 7 times 20 meters, the second is 8 times 20 meters, and so on...

Thanks again and have a nice day and good results

Good luck to you 👍

Any of you that has a personal opinion about the level i should target to be competitive? Category 36-40. Thank you in advance if anyone

My friend, did you fake the English test?

No my friend i passed it

Well done!! I am still waiting for the result since the 20th of Feb. When did you do your English test??

HI, 20th of February too, here.

Thank you for your prompt replay. Do they give you a final comprehensive result or it is only for the writing and speaking test??

Hey, it is analytical for all parts of the test with some comments.

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"For enough curious people"...? Assuming that I am not curious enough?... obviously.
I am, though. Therre are two pensions as you know. Your police pension and your national pension. I mean the national pension. If you choose Frontex to pay your national pension, I assume that you are going to build up another pension next to that..? From Frontex itself? Like you do also witth your national police force and APART from that with your national authorities. That was my question. Perhaps I missed it on THE page 9/14 but it is not clear to ME so I ask it here.

It surprises me that the same questions can be asked here 100 times over and over again about the beep test, sit ups etc, which are just standard tests, and everyone replies 100 times the same answer. However when it comes to questions of financial nature, pension, quitting your job, the risk of that etc then suddenly it seems like the on asking is whining, too stupid to find the info, not adventurous enough or it is questioned why one is doubting at all about a new, temporary contract at all.
In my opinion, those are the most important considerations in this matter. A contract, "so what"?
Well, do you have a mortgage, Clem? Are you almost 50 years old,Clem? Or maybe you can take paid leave? I can't.
Do you live in a country that requires working until 67,2 years before getting a National pension or a police pension at all? I do not know, but:
To me it seems quite normal to discuss these things on a forum. I appreciate your answer, but there is some scorn in it as well and it does not seem very fiendly.

Anyway, I will not discuss this anymore here on this forum. Let's move on to another explanation and more pictures/schedules of the beep test and how to do the sit-ups!!! That's what it is about, isnt it.

Thank you. Good luck for the invitation to the physical test

Chantal, too much drama! If at 50 years you don't have a clear pension plan, I wouldn't hire you. Also, as a 50 years old, some should really consider their availability to move all around Europe all the time, not just acting as a middle age crisis. With all the respect!
Please provide pragmatic, true, documentedinfo here. Me personally, I'd avoid reposting the same thing for some people who don't bother reading a few pages behind. It would really upset me if some of these will have a chance at the same job with the ones who are caring more.

Thanks 5200. What do you mean with a clear pension plan? I am in a police pension system and of course also in the National pension system since I pay tax in my country. What other pension plan should I have?
Regarding the middle age crisis...not offended :-) I have been adventurous all my life and worked abroad many times, not just now. So that's not my motivation. But, it is something to consider indeed, having to travel around Europe all the time...