The Algerian Ministry of Justice has announced a nationwide recruitment competition for 733 positions across twelve grades in common and technical corps. The competition, which was published on the ministry's Facebook page, aims to fill positions in various fields, including engineering, administration, and accounting. The recruitment drive is open to candidates with specific qualifications and experience.
The competition offers a range of positions, including 31 posts for state engineers in computer science, 3 in statistics, and 1 for an engineer-architect. Additionally, there are 54 administrator posts, 8 translator-interpreter positions, and 43 technical supervisor positions in computer science. The ministry is also recruiting 13 secretarial staff, 2 administrative agents, and 13 documentalists. Two grades, accounting and documentalist-archivist, account for 562 of the total posts.
To be eligible, candidates must meet specific requirements for each grade. For example, engineer candidates must hold a state engineering diploma or a master's degree in their field, while administrators require a law, economics, or communication degree. Documentalist-archivists need a library economics degree, and translators require a translation and interpretation degree. The ministry has specified the required qualifications for each post.
The posts are not concentrated in Algiers; instead, they are distributed across various jurisdictions. The ministry has released a table outlining the number of posts available in each jurisdiction. The Algiers court has the most posts available, with 30 positions, followed by Oran with 19 posts. Other courts, such as Tlemcen, Batna, and Sétif, have 17, 16, and 16 posts available, respectively.
Candidates must submit a comprehensive application package, including a handwritten request, a national identity card copy, and a diploma copy with transcripts. They must also complete a information sheet available on the ministry's website and provide proof of residence, birth certificate, and medical certificates. The application period is 15 working days from the announcement date.
Candidates can submit their applications to the relevant court, tribunal, or administrative tribunal for jurisdictional posts or to the ministry's headquarters in Algiers for central administration posts. The ministry advises candidates to carefully review the requirements for each grade and consult the detailed announcement and attached table for more information.
The recruitment competition is open to qualified candidates, and the ministry encourages interested individuals to apply. The competition aims to fill various positions across the country, providing opportunities for Algerian citizens to join the public sector. The ministry will review applications and select candidates based on their qualifications and experience.
Key points
- The Algerian Ministry of Justice is recruiting 733 personnel across various grades.
- The recruitment competition is open to candidates with specific qualifications and experience.
- The posts are distributed across various jurisdictions, with Algiers having the most available positions.
