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Around 4,000 people are applying this weekend for 88 positions in the Canary Islands Administration

The largest is held on Sunday and belongs to the Management Corps, general management scale, in which 2,690 people have been admitted to compete for the 23 positions

foto 1 cerca de 3 700 personas se examinaron este fin de semana en canarias para acceder a estudios de fpdd
foto 1 cerca de 3 700 personas se examinaron este fin de semana en canarias para acceder a estudios de fpdd

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The Ministry of the Presidency, Public Administrations, Justice and Security has called this weekend the selection tests for 88 positions in different bodies of the regional administration through open competition, in which almost 4,000 people are participating.

The largest one will be held on Sunday and belongs to the Management Corps, general management scale, in which 2,690 people have been admitted to compete for the 23 positions, of which four are reserved for the disability turn for people with a degree equal to or greater than 33% and the rest for the general turn.

This test will be carried out simultaneously at the IES Viera y Clavijo and IES La Laboral, both in La Laguna, and at the IES José Arencibia and Profesor Juan Pulido Castro, in Telde, at ten in the morning, as reported this Friday by the regional department in a statement.

On the other hand, tomorrow, Saturday, the corresponding calls have been made for the higher technical bodies of the tax and financial administration (14 positions); Veterinary (12); Information technology (9); Medical inspection (19) and Telecommunications engineering (5).

They will begin at ten in the morning at the IES Viera y Clavijo in La Laguna and the IES José Arencibia in Telde, and a total of 1,121 people are participating.

On the same day and at the same location, but at 4 p.m., the candidates applying for the 6 positions for the mid-level technical body of Information Technology, which has 153 admitted, are summoned.

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