The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Tunisia has announced the opening of a competitive examination to recruit 90 teachers with a technologist rank in the General Directorate of Technological Studies. The recruitment drive targets three main specialties: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science, as well as civil engineering, economics, and management.
According to the ministry's decision, the distribution of available positions is as follows: 24 in mechanical engineering, 15 in electrical engineering, 27 in computer science, 7 in civil engineering, and 17 in economics and management. Interested candidates can apply for these positions through a competitive examination that will assess their skills and knowledge in the relevant fields.
The competitive examination will cover subjects and programs specified in a decision by the Minister of Higher Education dated April 5, 2002, and its amendments completed on August 26, 2003. Candidates' files must include a completed application form for the recruitment of technologists, a choice of assignment center, a copy of their national identity card, and copies of their academic certificates.
The application process involves two stages: online registration and submission of physical files. Online registration will be open from October 5, 2026, to October 18, 2026, at 11 pm on the website concours-isets.rnu.tn. Candidates must then submit their physical files to the General Directorate of Technological Studies between October 26, 2026, and November 6, 2026.
Candidates are advised to carefully review the participation requirements, required documents, and application deadlines and procedures outlined in the recruitment decision published on the ministry's official website. It is essential for applicants to ensure they meet all the necessary criteria before submitting their applications.
The recruitment drive aims to strengthen the teaching staff in various technological fields in Tunisia's higher education institutions. The ministry's decision to open this competitive examination is part of its efforts to enhance the quality of education and research in the country.
Prospective applicants should verify the accuracy of the information provided and prepare their application files accordingly. The ministry will likely receive a significant number of applications, and candidates must ensure they meet all the requirements to be considered for the positions.
Key points
- The Ministry of Higher Education in Tunisia is recruiting 90 teachers in various specialties.
- The application process involves online registration and submission of physical files.
- The recruitment drive aims to strengthen the teaching staff in technological fields in Tunisia's higher education institutions.
