Andorra opens applications for educational support staff pool until 4 November
Candidates must apply online or in person by 4 November with qualifications, criminal record certificates and a sworn declaration of no official debts.
Key Points
- Applications for the educational support staff pool close on 4 November via e-tramits.ad or the Procedures Service.
- Applicants need a professional education diploma in health and social professions, an Andorran baccalaureate or equivalent.
- Catalan at B2 level or higher studies in the language is required.
- Selection involves a mandatory psychotechnical test, a professional interview and merit assessment.
The Ministry of Institutional Relations, Education and Universities has opened applications for places in the educational support staff pool, with a deadline of 4 November, according to notices published in the BOPA official gazette.
Candidates can apply online through the e-tramits.ad platform or in person at the Procedures Service. Applications must include a CV, certified copies of qualifications, general criminal record and sexual offences record certificates, and a sworn declaration confirming no outstanding official debts.
Applicants must hold Andorran nationality or a valid residence and work permit, be of legal age and below retirement age, and not have been dismissed from public service. They must also have no convictions for intentional crimes against human life, physical or moral integrity, or sexual freedom.
For the educational support pool, candidates are required to hold a professional education diploma in health and social professions, an Andorran baccalaureate, or equivalent qualifications recognised by the ministry. They must also demonstrate Catalan at B2 level or hold higher studies in the language.
The selection process comprises a mandatory psychotechnical test followed by a professional interview, with merit assessment also taken into account.
The existing teaching staff pool—covering education technicians and positions ranging from tutor teachers to instructors in languages, mathematics, physics and chemistry, technology, science, social sciences, philosophy, physical education and numerous other specialisations—requires an official first- or second-cycle university degree in the relevant specialisation.
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