#JUST2614021ARules for the Professional Exam to Recruit Second-Class Technicians at the Ministry of Justice
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This order sets the structure of the professional exam used to recruit second-class technicians for France’s Ministry of Justice. The exam has two stages: a three-hour written test and a twenty-minute oral interview. Candidates will be tested on practical problem-solving, public-sector rules, public procurement, public project ownership, and workplace health and safety. Admissible candidates must also submit a professional experience file on time; missing that deadline means elimination from the process.
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Key Changes
- Creates a two-stage exam with a written admissibility test and an oral admission interview
- Defines the written test as an operational note plus a multiple-choice questionnaire on public-sector rules
- Requires admissible candidates to submit a professional experience file by the deadline or be eliminated
Obligations
What this law requires
The professional examination for recruitment of second-class technicians of the Ministry of Justice must include both a written admissibility test and an oral admission interview.
The written admissibility test must last three hours, have coefficient 1, and consist of two parts: an operational note based on a documentary file of no more than fifteen pages and a multiple-choice questionnaire on public-sector rules.
The operational-note part of the written test must require candidates to present solutions adapted to the submitted practical case, such as project forecasting, production organization, or worksite organization.
The multiple-choice questionnaire must test knowledge of rules specific to the public sector, including public procurement, public project ownership, and workplace hygiene and safety provisions.
The oral admission test must consist of a twenty-minute interview with the jury, including no more than five minutes of candidate presentation, and must have coefficient 1.