#JUSK2535957VFrance Opens 14 Contract Roles for Disabled Workers in Prison Probation Services
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France is increasing a 2026 recruitment program for disabled workers in the prison probation service from 6 to 14 contract positions. The roles are for prison insertion and probation advisers, who support judicial decisions, help tailor sentences, propose sentence adjustments, and monitor compliance with court-ordered obligations such as work, treatment, or victim compensation. Eligible applicants must meet nationality, civic rights, criminal record, service-status, disability-employment, and education requirements. Candidates must submit a formal application file, including a CV, motivation letter with preferred posting, identity documents, social security documentation, military or national service status, diplomas, and work certificates where relevant.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the earlier 2026 notice that opened 6 positions and increases the recruitment to 14 contract positions.
- Targets disabled workers for prison insertion and probation adviser roles in the penitentiary administration.
- Sets eligibility and application-file requirements for candidates, including education, disability-employment status, and supporting documents.
Obligations
What this law requires
Applicants must be French nationals or nationals of an EU or European Economic Area member state to be eligible for the 2026 contractual recruitment program.
Applicants must enjoy their civic rights and be in a regular position with respect to national service requirements.
Applicants must not have an entry on bulletin no. 2 of their criminal record that is incompatible with performing prison insertion and probation adviser duties.
Applicants must be beneficiaries of the disability employment obligation under Article L. 5212-13 of the Labour Code.
Applicants must hold a qualification or diploma homologated at least at level 6, or justify an equivalent diploma, title, or professional qualification, unless exempt because they have raised or are raising three or more children.