The National Social Support Agency has announced, under decision No. 42/2026 of its Director General, the opening of applications for the recruitment of an internal control framework officer, to fill a single post (01) under a regular recruitment procedure. The position sits within the Internal Audit and Inspection Division, with the workplace in Rabat and travel to be expected.
Applications must be submitted by 26 November 2026, exclusively through the application area of the emploi-public platform. The decision was published on 12 November 2026.
The competition is open to candidates who meet all of the following conditions on the date of publication of the decision:
The job sheet requires a State engineering diploma, a master's degree or an equivalent qualification. Where an equivalence decision is needed, a copy must be included in the application file.
Internal control experience is accepted whether gained in the public or the private sector. It must be evidenced by a work certificate or certificates. For private-sector experience, a certificate of affiliation to the National Social Security Fund must be added to the work certificate. Internship certificates are not taken into account.
The file must contain the following documents and be complete:
Each candidate must submit the file by 26 November 2026, exclusively through the application area of the emploi-public platform. Incomplete files, or files received after that date, are not accepted.
The competition comprises a general written test, a specialised written test and an oral interview, as set out below.
| Test | Subject | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| General written test | A topic or questions on a social, legal or economic issue | Two hours (02) |
| Specialised written test | A topic or questions related to the required specialty or to the professional duties and practices of the post | Three hours (03) |
| Oral test | Interview with the panel to assess the candidate's skills and ability to carry out the required duties | About 30 minutes |
Each test is marked from 0 to 20. Any mark equal to or below 5 out of 20 in the specialty test is eliminatory. Candidates with an average equal to or above 10 out of 20 in the written tests are admitted to the oral test.
Under the supervision of the Head of the Internal Audit and Inspection Division, the holder coordinates the design, structuring, deployment, animation and monitoring of the Agency's internal control framework, supporting entity managers and ensuring that it is adapted to the risks linked to activities, processes and objectives.
The officer defines the deployment approach and supports entities in its progressive implementation, proposes measures for continuous improvement, coordinates updates to the procedures manual, draws up and updates the internal control reference framework and ensures its consistency with the procedures manual and risk map. The role also involves translating formalised procedures into concrete, traceable operational controls, identifying key controls, supporting managers in formalising first-level controls, using the risk map to prioritise controls and designing the permanent control system, particularly for the operational management of direct social assistance.
Technical skills cover Moroccan and international internal control standards, tools for assessing the internal control framework, drafting ability, public management tools and knowledge of the public-sector environment, and IT tools for data processing, analysis and reporting. Interpersonal skills include analysis and synthesis, discretion, integrity and objectivity, teamwork, a sense of the general interest, and the ability to organise and adapt.
Fluency in Arabic and French is required; English is an asset. The post is a statutory employment position based in Rabat, with travel to be expected.
The lists of candidates admitted to the competition are published on the emploi-public platform and on the Agency's portal, and this publication serves as a summons. The list of candidates admitted to the oral test after succeeding in the written tests is published in the same way, and the final results are announced on the same channels. The date and place of the written and oral tests will be announced later.
Candidates may contact the National Social Support Agency by email or telephone using the contact details provided for this purpose.
The following practical guidance is separate from the official requirements: