The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Tunisia has announced the opening of a competitive examination for the recruitment of 90 technologists within the General Directorate of Technological Studies. The positions are distributed across five specialties: 24 in mechanical engineering, 15 in electrical engineering, 27 in computer science, 7 in civil engineering, and 17 in economics and management.
The competitive examination will be based on the subjects and programs established by the ministerial decree of April 5, 2002, as amended and supplemented by the decree of August 26, 2003. Candidates must submit a comprehensive application file, including a request for recruitment as a technologist, a form indicating their preferred assignment centers, a copy of their national identity card, and copies of their diplomas, including their baccalaureate.
Additional documents are required in accordance with the decree opening the competitive examination. Candidates can register online through the concours-isets.rnu.tn website from October 5 to October 18, 2026, at 23:00. Following online registration, candidates must submit their application files to the General Directorate of Technological Studies from October 26 to November 6, 2026, between 9:00 and 14:00.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research invites candidates to consult the participation conditions, required documents, and detailed application deadlines and procedures, as specified in the decree opening the competitive examination, published on its official website. This recruitment aims to strengthen the teaching staff within the technological education sector in Tunisia.
The positions offered are part of the ministry's efforts to enhance the quality and capacity of technological education and research in the country. The recruitment process is designed to ensure a transparent and merit-based selection of candidates.
Candidates who meet the specified criteria and are interested in these positions are encouraged to apply. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research emphasizes the importance of verifying the eligibility criteria and submitting complete application files to ensure consideration in the selection process.
This initiative reflects Tunisia's ongoing commitment to developing its education sector, particularly in technological fields, to meet current and future challenges. The recruitment of technologists is expected to contribute to the enhancement of educational programs and research activities across various technological disciplines.
Key points
- The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Tunisia is recruiting 90 technologists in five specialties.
- Online registrations for the competitive examination are open from October 5 to October 18, 2026.
- The recruitment aims to strengthen the teaching staff within the technological education sector in Tunisia.
