The president of the Ichamraren communal council, in Chichaoua province, has announced a regular recruitment competition to fill one (01) post of 3rd grade technician, scale 9, in IT specialties. The competition is coded C 44733/26 and will take place at Ibn Battouta secondary school, located in the centre of Ichamraren commune.
Salary: from 5500 to 7500 MAD per month.
This announcement is aimed at candidates holding a specialised technician diploma in computing who wish to join the communal civil service, under precise conditions: any irregularity in the file or late submission may lead to rejection of the application.
The specialties retained for this competition all fall within the IT field:
Candidates must hold the specialised technician diploma issued by vocational training institutions established under Decree No. 2.86.325 of 9 January 1987 laying down the general statute of vocational training institutions, or one of the equivalent diplomas whose list is set in accordance with Decree No. 2.12.90 of 30 April 2012.
A certificate of success is not taken into account, and no diploma or certificate of a different level or specialty from those required is accepted. Where a diploma does not explicitly state the specialty or stream, it must compulsorily be accompanied by an attestation issued by the relevant university institution clearly indicating that specialty or stream. This requirement is not a formality: it determines whether the application is admissible.
The competition is open to candidates who meet the following conditions:
The upper age limit may be extended by a period equal to the service periods valid or capable of being validated for retirement, without exceeding 45 years. This exception concerns service periods counted for retirement; it does not remove the general upper limit for all candidates.
Candidates with the status of resistance fighter, ward of the Nation, former soldier or former combatant, as well as persons with disabilities, must submit their applications through the administrations responsible for managing their affairs, accompanied by an attestation proving that status.
The number of posts put to competition is set at one (01). A 25% share of these posts is reserved for persons with the status of resistance fighter, ward of the Nation or former soldier, and a 7% share for persons with disabilities holding the disability card issued in accordance with Article 8 of Decree No. 2.97.218 of 18 Chaabane 1418 (19 September 1997). These two shares are independent of each other and are not calculated one from the other.
The competition comprises a written test and an oral or practical test, whose durations and coefficients are set as follows:
| Test type | Coefficient | Duration and subject |
|---|---|---|
| Written test | 4 | Three hours: general subject or multiple-choice questions on the duties or functions to be performed or on the powers of territorial collectivities |
| Oral or practical test | 3 | Thirty (30) minutes: covers various topics and issues to assess the candidate's ability to perform the duties linked to the grade concerned |
The written test is marked from 0 to 20, and any mark below 5 out of 20 is eliminatory. Candidates scoring at least 12 out of 20 in the written test qualify for the oral or practical test. The competition panel draws up the list of successful candidates, within the number of posts put to competition, and a waiting list, ranked by merit, among candidates with an overall average of at least 10 out of 20.
The application file consists of the following documents:
In addition to the required documents, candidates definitively successful in this competition must complete their files with the administrative documents required by regulation for appointment to the civil service.
The competition will be held on 20 December 2026 at nine (09) a.m. at Ibn Battouta secondary school, in the centre of Ichamraren commune. The announcement was published on 13 November 2026.
The list of candidates admitted to sit the competition and the results will be published on the public employment portal, on the portal of the General Directorate of Territorial Collectivities, and on the two electronic portals of the territorial collectivity concerned and of the prefecture or province concerned, where they exist. This publication serves as a summons for candidates to sit the competition.
If, when verifying participation conditions, it emerges that a candidate previously declared successful does not meet one or more of the required conditions, that candidate will be replaced, in order and by merit, by another candidate on the waiting list who meets those conditions.
Independently of the regulatory conditions, candidates can organise their preparation as follows: review the duties and powers of territorial collectivities for the written test; practise multiple-choice questions on computing and administrative duties; prepare legible copies of the diploma and, if necessary, the specialty attestation; draft an application containing all required details and the signature; attach a curriculum vitae with a recent photograph; check in advance that authorisation is obtained where civil servant status applies; and assemble the file well before the deadline to avoid any delay in lodging or postal sending.