443 third-grade technicians at the Ministry of Economy and Finance

Recruitment competition for third-grade finance technicians

The Ministry of Economy, Finance and Public Performance is organising a competition to recruit 443 third-grade finance technicians, scale 9, on Sunday 27 December 2026 in Rabat and in other cities to be announced later. The announcement was published on 10 November 2026 under code C 44625/26, which should be quoted in any correspondence about the competition.

Salary: from 5500 to 7500 MAD per month.

This total covers all the advertised tracks, not a single specialty; each track therefore has its own allocation of posts, as set out below.

Tracks, specialties and allocated posts

The competition is open to holders of a “technicien spécialisé” diploma issued by one of the vocational training institutions authorised to deliver it, or of an equivalent diploma in accordance with the regulations in force, in one of the following specialties:

This distribution is the one contained in the official announcement. Candidates must check that their diploma falls within one of these tracks before starting the application, because a mismatch between the specialty and the relevant track leads to rejection of the application.

Eligibility requirements

Applications are open to candidates who meet the following conditions:

• Moroccan nationality;
• be aged 40 or under on 1 January of the current year;
• hold the specialised technician diploma or an equivalent diploma in one of the specialties listed above.

In addition, 25% of posts are reserved for people with the status of resistance fighter, ward of the nation, former soldier or former combatant, and 7% of posts are reserved for people with disabilities. These two shares are independent of each other and must not be confused.

Documents required in the application file

Applications must be registered on the dedicated electronic platform, with scanned supporting documents uploaded in PDF format, namely:

• a copy of the national identity card;
• a copy of the required diploma in one of the specialties mentioned above;
• a copy of the equivalence decision, where applicable;
• a curriculum vitae showing the candidate's photograph, telephone number, permanent personal address and email address;
• for people with disabilities, the disability certificate issued by the Ministry of Solidarity, Social Integration and the Family;
• a certificate proving the status of resistance fighter, ward of the nation, former soldier or former combatant, for candidates holding that status;
• for candidates who are civil servants or public agents in public administrations and territorial collectivities, a final authorisation issued obligatorily by the central services responsible for human resources.

It is important to distinguish clearly between these documents: the equivalence decision is required only where applicable, that is, when the diploma held does not literally match the required diploma; the disability certificate concerns only people with disabilities; and the final authorisation concerns only civil servants and public agents, not other candidates.

How to apply

1. Access the dedicated electronic platform and enter your personal details accurately.
2. Select the track and specialty corresponding to the diploma you hold.
3. Upload the required documents in PDF format, ensuring each is legible.
4. Check that the file is complete before final submission, because any incomplete or incorrectly uploaded application will not be considered.
5. Download the electronic invitation sent to candidates admitted to sit the competition and present it on the day of the examination.

The deadline for submitting applications is 24 November 2026 at 16:30. Applications not registered electronically are rejected, and any application containing incorrect information is deemed void.

Examination centre and publication of lists

The examination centre will be determined according to each candidate's place of residence. The lists of candidates invited to sit the written test and the competition results will be published on the ministry's website and on the public employment portal; these lists serve as an invitation to the competition. An invitation will also be sent to admitted candidates by email, to the address given during registration, and they must download it and present it on the day of the competition.

Competition tests

The competition consists of a written test and an oral or practical test, or both, as follows:

• Written test: multiple-choice questions (MCQ), a general question or questions on the duties and functions linked to the grade concerned, on the required specialties or on various subjects. Duration: two hours. Coefficient: 2.
• Oral or practical test, or both: the competition panel discusses various subjects with the candidate or sets a practical test, in order to assess the candidate's ability to carry out the duties linked to the grade concerned. Duration: between 15 and 30 minutes. Coefficient: 2.

Candidates who obtain an average of at least 12 out of 20 in the written test qualify for the oral test. During the various stages of the competition, the administration carries out all necessary checks to confirm that candidates meet the required conditions and qualifications. If a candidate already declared successful does not meet one or more of the required conditions or has provided incorrect information about their situation, they will be replaced by another candidate from the waiting list, ranked by merit, who meets the required conditions.

Practical preparation checklist

The following are organisational suggestions, not additional official requirements:

• Check that the title of your diploma matches the advertised specialties, and keep a clear digital copy.
• Prepare an up-to-date CV with a photograph, telephone number, permanent personal address and email address.
• If you are a civil servant or public agent, request the final authorisation from the central human resources services before the deadline.
• Set aside time to revise the duties linked to the grade and specialty, and practise multiple-choice questions.
• Check your email regularly to download the invitation and keep a copy on the day of the competition.

Ultimately, these details should be treated as the general framework of the competition: strict compliance with deadlines and specialties is essential, because an incomplete file or inaccurate information may lead to the application being eliminated without notice.