The Ministry of National Education is advancing its extensive initiative to elevate civil servants and modernize human resource operations. With the professional examinations for the July 2026 session fast approaching, the ministerial department announced the activation of its digital portal allowing nominees to download their official testing invitations, emphasizing that this initiative belongs to a broader domestic recruitment and advancement campaign covering 8,704 budgetary vacancies.
In an official press release, the ministry stated that applicants registered for the professional tests, scheduled for Saturday, July 11, 2026, can access and download their invitations starting on Saturday at 5 PM through the designated online platform. Candidates are encouraged to log in to secure their entry documents for the written assessments, utilizing an entirely paperless framework.
This development serves as an extension of the ministry’s earlier declaration regarding two concurrent recruitment tracks—internal and external—designed to satisfy the academic sector’s administrative requirements ahead of the 2026-2027 school year resumption.
To facilitate staff career progression, the ministry opened enrollment for the 2026 professional examinations, offering access to various administrative tiers within specialized branches of the National Education system. Registration occurred between May 7 and May 31, 2026, handled exclusively via the ministry’s official digital platform.
The ministry stresses that every single phase of this process has been managed digitally, ranging from initial enrollment and document submission to appeal reviews, outcome announcements, and now, the retrieval of testing invitations. This approach aligns with the sector’s overarching administrative digitization roadmap aimed at simplifying processes for applicants, maximizing transparency, and safeguarding equal opportunities.
The scheduled professional evaluations encompass a grand total of 8,704 funded openings distributed among multiple administrative ranks within the specific branches of the National Education system.
The primary vacancies include primary school headmaster (1,850 spots), general education supervisor (1,784), primary education monitor (1,135), middle school headmaster (778), education inspector across all fields (552), senior education supervisor (417), high school principal (358), principal education supervisor (358), middle school monitor (335), bursar (259), lead education monitor (177), assistant manager bursar (158), principal laboratory assistant (136), chief bursar (115), assistant bursar (91), principal academic and vocational guidance counselor (70), laboratory supervisor assistant (35), and chief academic and vocational guidance counselor (5).
Additional positions are similarly designated for personnel within the guidance, management, and inspection divisions.
Furthermore, the Ministry of National Education indicated that an external hiring campaign will take place shortly to fill remaining vacant administrative roles. The precise dates, structural guidelines, and eligibility requirements will be made public in upcoming announcements.