Second-grade administrator - Faculty of Law and Political Science Nador

Second-grade administrator at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Nador

Mohammed First University of Oujda is organising a regular recruitment competition covering a total of one (1) post, allocated according to the published data as follows: one post at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Nador, in the specialty of private law. The competition carries the code C 44675/26 and is a regular recruitment.

The position corresponds to the cadre of second-grade administrator, an administrative cadre placed at scale 11, open to holders of higher diplomas defined by regulation. This post is of particular interest to specialists in private law wishing to carry out administrative duties within a university institution with a legal and political character.

Salary: from 8000 to 11500 MAD per month.

Key facts about the competition

• Organising administration: Mohammed First University - Oujda.
• Beneficiary institution: Faculty of Law and Political Science in Nador.
• Required cadre: second-grade administrator.
• Specialty: private law.
• Number of posts: one (1).
• Recruitment type: regular recruitment.
• Competition code: C 44675/26.
• Application deadline: 26 November 2026.
• Competition date: 2 December 2026.

Regular recruitment means that the competition is organised according to the procedures applicable to the civil service for the grades concerned, and not under fixed-term contracts or exceptional recruitment.

Eligibility conditions

The regulatory conditions for applying to this competition are as follows, and they concern this cadre and this grade:

• Hold Moroccan nationality.
• Be at least 18 years old and no more than 45 years old on 1 January of the current year, subject to the exceptions provided by law for civil servants to whom the age condition cannot be opposed.
• Hold the required diploma in the specialty mentioned above.

Diploma required for the second-grade administrator

Candidates for this cadre must hold one of the following diplomas:

• Diploma of Advanced Higher Studies (DEA);
• or Diploma of Specialised Higher Studies (DESS);
• or Master's degree;
• or Specialised Master's degree;

These diplomas must be issued by university institutions, institutes or national schools, or the candidate must hold one of the recognised equivalent diplomas, or one of the diplomas determined in accordance with the regulatory provisions in force.

It follows that equivalence is accepted only in the cases provided for by regulation, and that a copy of the equivalence decision published in the Official Bulletin is required, where applicable, for a diploma issued by a foreign university.

Exceptions and special rights

The legal provisions on the reservation of budgetary posts apply to candidates who are former resistance members, wards of the Nation, former military personnel and former combatants, as well as to candidates with disabilities, where the conditions for their application are met. These provisions do not exempt candidates from the other conditions; they are additional and apply within the limits set by law.

Application file

The application file must include the following documents, each with its own condition:

1. Handwritten application to participate in the competition, addressed to the president of the relevant university institution, stating the candidate's name, address, telephone number and email address, signed by hand, and mentioning the cadre and specialty.
2. Curriculum vitae (CV) with the candidate's photograph.
3. Copy of the national identity card.
4. Copy of the required diploma mentioned above, according to the specialty requested; a certificate of success is not accepted.
5. Copy of the equivalence decision published in the Official Bulletin, accompanied where applicable by the certificates and diplomas provided for in the equivalence decision, for a diploma issued by a foreign university.
6. Copy of the baccalaureate certificate.
7. Authorisation from the Head of Government for candidates who have exceeded the recruitment age limit.
8. Copy of the document proving membership of former resistance members, wards of the Nation, former military personnel or former combatants, where applicable.

Applications are rejected if they lack any of the documents listed above, do not meet the required conditions, contain inaccurate declarations, data or information, or are submitted after the deadline.

Application method and steps

Applications must be submitted compulsorily and exclusively through the dedicated electronic platform, namely the administration's website dedicated to recruitment. Registration and the submission of applications and required documents must be carried out on this platform before the deadline expires.

1. Read the announcement and check that your profile matches the cadre and specialty.
2. Prepare the file with all required documents.
3. Create an account or log in to the electronic application platform.
4. Enter the requested data and upload the documents.
5. Submit the application through the platform before 26 November 2026.

The competition will be held on 2 December 2026. The lists of candidates admitted to the written tests will be published on the public employment portal and on the website of the relevant university institution; this publication constitutes official notification.

Competition tests

For the cadre of second-grade administrator, the competition includes the following tests:

• General written test: covering various legal, economic, managerial, social, human or scientific issues, lasting three (3) hours.
• Special written test: covering the administration's fields of competence, the required specialties, or the duties and functions to be performed, lasting three (3) hours.
• Oral test: a discussion by the competition panel with the candidate on various topics and issues, aimed at assessing the candidate's ability to perform the duties or functions related to the grade concerned, lasting between 15 and 30 minutes.

Candidates who are admitted and who pass the two written tests with the required average are eligible for the oral test, in accordance with the conditions set by the regulatory provisions in force.

Preparing the file and the tests

In practical terms, candidates are advised to check that their diploma matches the required specialty before applying, to keep clear digital copies of all required documents, and to revise general legal, economic and managerial issues in addition to the private law specialty, in preparation for the general and special written tests. It is also advisable to respect the deadline and not to leave submission to the last days.

This advice is practical in nature and does not add any condition to the regulatory provisions mentioned above.