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Canary Islands Government Announces New Public Sector Job Openings for 2026

Published: March 24, 2026|local-government-and-community|Gobierno de Canarias

Public Sector Job Exams in the Canary Islands

Announcement Overview

The Canary Islands government has officially announced the opening of a series of public sector job exams, covering multiple years of the public employment offer from 2023 to 2025. This comprehensive call aims to fill numerous civil service positions across various bodies, with additional places added due to legislative measures to reduce temporary employment.

Selection Process

  • Employs a transparent opposition system
  • Multiple exercises, including:
    • Multiple-choice tests
    • Practical cases
  • Ensures merit-based hiring

Inclusion and Reserved Places

A significant aspect of this announcement is the inclusion of plans to reserve a portion of the vacancies for candidates with disabilities, with the possibility of allocating up to 20% more places to ensure fair access.

  • Follows strict legal and procedural guidelines
  • Emphasizes:
    • Equality
    • Merit
    • Capacity
  • Evaluation criteria are detailed in annexes, covering:
    • Programs
    • Required qualifications
    • Functions

Application Process

  • Candidates must submit applications within 20 working days via the online portal
  • Pay a fee of 15 euros
  • Provide evidence of necessary qualifications and readiness for the position
  • Measures for verifying identity and ensuring confidentiality and data protection are included

Timeline and Appeals

  • Final list of successful applicants will be announced within 15 months of the application deadline
  • Options to appeal decisions during the process

Overall Goals

This public employment drive underscores the Canary Islands’ focus on:

  • Modernizing its civil service
  • Promoting equitable employment opportunities, especially for those with disabilities
  • Addressing challenges like an aging workforce and ongoing efforts to reduce job insecurity