3 third-grade technician posts at Ighoud commune

Recruitment competition for 3 third-grade technicians at Ighoud commune

The president of the Ighoud communal council, Youssoufia province, in the Marrakech-Safi region, has announced a competition to recruit three (3) third-grade technicians (scale 9) under a regular recruitment procedure, to be held on 20 December 2026 at nine o'clock in the morning. The competition will take place at the qualifying secondary school located at the seat of Ighoud commune, Youssoufia province, or at other centres to be announced later if necessary.

The total number of posts open to competition is three, distributed across the announced specialities, under competition code C 44660/26.

Specialities and required diploma

Candidates must hold the diploma or certificate required for access to the grade open to competition, according to the following distribution:

• Civil engineering: one post (01).
• Computer network techniques or maintenance of computer systems and networks: two posts (02).

The required diploma is the specialised technician diploma issued by vocational training institutions established under Decree No. 2.86.325 of 08 Jumada I 1407 (9 January 1987) laying down the general statute of vocational training institutions, or one of the recognised equivalent certificates whose list is set under Decree No. 2.12.90 of 30 April 2012.

It is specified that a certificate of success or any diploma or certificate not corresponding to the required level or speciality is not taken into account.

Eligibility conditions

Candidates must be of Moroccan nationality and aged at least 18 and at most 40 on the date of the competition. The upper age limit may be extended by a period equal to the services valid or capable of being validated for retirement, without exceeding 45 years.

They must also hold the diploma or certificate required for access to the grade open to competition, as indicated above.

Tests and coefficients

The competition comprises a written test and an oral or practical test, or both, whose duration and coefficient are set as follows:

• Written test: a general subject or multiple-choice questions (MCQ) relating to the duties and functions to be filled or to the competences of territorial collectivities, lasting three (3) hours, coefficient 4.
• Oral test: the panel discusses various topics and issues with the candidate, or subjects the candidate to a practical test in the required speciality, or both, in order to assess the candidate's ability to carry out the duties linked to the grade open to competition, lasting from 15 to 30 minutes, coefficient 3.

Each test is marked out of 20. Candidates who obtain at least 12 out of 20 in the written test are admitted to the oral or practical test, or both.

The panel draws up the list of successful candidates within the limit of the number of posts open to competition, ranked by merit, among candidates who obtain an overall average of at least 10 out of 20, without any eliminatory mark.

Application file

The application file consists of the following documents:

• An application to sit the recruitment competition, stating the candidate's full name, personal address, telephone number and email address, addressed to the president of Ighoud commune.
• A copy of the diploma or certificate in the required speciality or of one of the equivalent certificates, in accordance with the regulatory provisions in force.
• A copy of the national identity card.
• Authorisation from the employing administration to sit the competition, for candidates holding the status of civil servant, failing which they will be refused or removed from the final list of successful candidates.
• A copy of the certificate attesting the status of resistance fighter, ward of the Nation, former member of the military or former combatant, for those who hold that status.
• A certificate of registration on the lists of persons with disabilities (for persons with disabilities).
• Any document attesting that the candidate possesses the scientific competences and skills required to perform the function to be filled, where applicable.

Candidates holding any of the above statuses must submit their applications through the administrations responsible for managing their affairs, failing which the application will be considered void.

In addition to the required documents, candidates definitively successful in this competition are required to complete their files with the administrative documents required by regulation for appointment to the civil service, failing which their success will be considered void. Successful candidates must also present the original diploma or certificate and provide two copies certified true to the original, failing which they will not be admitted.

If, when verifying the conditions for participation, it emerges that a candidate already declared successful does not meet one or more of the required conditions or has not provided a certified true copy of the diploma or certificate, that candidate will be replaced, in order and according to merit, by a candidate on the waiting list who meets those conditions.

Submitting applications and deadline

Application files are submitted directly to the commune's registry office against a receipt, or sent by registered mail to the following address: Ighoud commune, Youssoufia province, during the working hours of public administrations, from the date of publication of the announcement until 6 December 2026 at four thirty in the afternoon, the final deadline for accepting applications. Any file submitted after the deadline will be excluded; the date of the postal services' stamp is authoritative.

Publication of lists and convocation

The list of candidates admitted to sit the competition and the results will be published on the public employment website and on the portal of the General Directorate of Territorial Collectivities; they will also be disseminated through all available means and posted at the commune's seat. This publication serves as a convocation of candidates to the competition and will be posted at the seats of the communes concerned.

Note: any application file received after the deadline set above or missing one of the required documents will not be taken into consideration.

Practical preparation advice

To build a solid file, candidates should gather legible copies of the diploma, the national identity card and any documents attesting a particular status, and check that the speciality matches before submitting. Civil servants should prepare the authorisation from their employing administration in advance and submit their file well before the deadline, keeping the receipt.

For the written test, it is useful to review topics relating to the competences of territorial collectivities and the duties of the grade, and to practise multiple-choice questions. For the oral or practical test, candidates should master the required speciality and the projects related to it.