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Wadifa Info

Every public-sector job competition in Morocco, daily

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Wadifa Info is a free site in Arabic and French that tracks every public-sector job competition ("concours") in Morocco, every day. Each notice comes with its deadline, conditions, the official PDF and the application link. Candidates also get convocations and results, 1,000+ past exam papers to practise on, the net salary of 370 civil-service grades and a yearly calendar of the big competitions. It works as an installable web app and as an Android app. No sign-up needed.

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Features

  • Daily list of open competitions with deadline, conditions and official PDF
  • Convocations, results and waiting lists
  • 1,000+ past exam papers (PDF), many with corrections
  • Net salary of 370 civil-service grades + salary calculator
  • Yearly calendar of the big competitions
  • Arabic and French, free, no sign-up, installable app

Use Cases

  • Graduates looking for a public-sector job in Morocco
  • Preparing a written exam with past papers
  • Checking the real net salary of a grade before applying
  • Not missing a deadline (police, teaching, health, ministries...)

Comments

Hi Fazier! In Morocco, 40,000 to 60,000 public-sector posts are advertised every year, but the notices are scattered across dozens of ministry and agency sites, often as scanned PDFs. Wadifa Info gathers them every day with deadlines and the official documents, and adds what candidates ask for most: past exam papers to practise on and the real net salary of each grade. Note: the site is in Arabic and French, the two languages these notices are published in; there is no English version yet. Feedback welcome!

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Hi Fazier! In Morocco, 40,000 to 60,000 public-sector posts are advertised every year, but the notices are scattered across dozens of ministry and agency sites, often as scanned PDFs. Wadifa Info gathers them every day with deadlines and the official documents, and adds what candidates ask for most: past exam papers to practise on and the real net salary of each grade. Note: the site is in Arabic and French, the two languages these notices are published in; there is no English version yet. Feedback welcome!

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