Guide - public job seeker

Open Access Calls:

With our public job search engine, you can find calls for applications. free access of the following Public Administrations:

• General State Administration
• Autonomous Communities
• City Councils of provincial capitals, provided that they are published in the Official State Gazette and that publication opens the deadline for submission of applications
• Universities, provided that they are calls for:
  • Administration and Service Personnel
  • research staff
• European Union, except for calls in which 10 or more years of experience is required to participate
• Outposts of national agencies

The calls for proposals stabilisation and of consolidation of employment They are only collected if they are from the General Administration of the State.

The calls for the Institutional Public Sector that are not published in the BOE are not collected; they are linked from the page Public employment areas of the Institutional Public Sector.

Calls for internal promotion:

The calls for proposals are collected internal promotion corresponding to the Public Employment Offer of the General Administration of the State.

Follow-up of a call is any milestone of the selective process that must be made known by the people participating in it. For example: bug fixes, admitted lists, announcement of exam dates, approved lists, etc.

The following follow-ups of calls are collected:

• Those published in the Official State Gazette
• Those published in the regional newspapers and official bulletins
• Those others that the convening bodies and/or courts refer to this Subdirectorate General of Transparency and Citizen Attention.

No. the follow-up of the calls belonging to the Administration Local.

The content displayed with this search engine has character merely informative.

It is advisable to consult, in the corresponding official publication, the bases of those specific calls that are of your interest, in order to avoid possible errors that may occur in the transcription and/or computation of deadlines.

The information is contained in the public employment database of the General Subdirectorate of Transparency and Citizen Care of the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service.

Field for text search. The application will search for calls containing the text entered in this field.

This field is located just above the results. On devices with a wide screen, it is to the right of the other filters:

While on mobile devices, it is placed under the other filters:

Numerical field of exact search. If you know the call reference number, you can enter it in this field to locate it. In our Weekly Public Employment Bulletin, is indicated as 'Rf'.

Selection field with two possible values, excluding:

• Free access
• Internal promotion

The search page loads with the 'Free Access' value selected by default, and is automatically re-selected by clicking on 'Clean'.

Selection field with four possible values:

• National
• Autonomic
• Local
• International

These values refer to the destination of the squares Object of the call.

If you select 'Autonomic' or 'Local', a new selection field appears Autonomous Communities, which supports multiple selection.

If you select one or more Autonomous Communities, and in 'Geographical Area' is selected 'Local', a new selection field appears. Provinces, which supports multiple selection.

Selection field with two possible values:

• Open
• Closed

Referring to registration deadline In the selective process, that is, open calls are those in which interested persons can still register, and closed calls, those in which it is no longer possible to register because the deadline has expired.

Contains two checkboxes or checkboxes To find calls that have places reserved for people with disabilities:

• General: Shows invitations only if it has one or more places reserved for people with general disabilities.
• Intellectual: Shows invitations only if it has one or more places reserved for people with intellectual disabilities.

Selection field with the following values:

• Official staff
• Labour staff
• Statutory, military, other personnel

Allows multiple selection.

To filter by date we have, first of all, radio buttons To choose whether we want to select an exact date or a range of dates to filter calls.

• Exact date (Default selected option): If this option is selected, below we will have a date field to select a date.
• Range of dates: If we select this option, below we will have two date fields, 'from' and 'to', to delimit the date range for which we want to filter.

Note of clarification: this date refers to the date of publication from the convocation, not to the provision.

This section allows us to filter calls according to the Number of seats called, and has:

• A selection field to choose the comparison operator that we want to use to filter by number of seats
  • Equal to
  • Less than
  • Greater than
  • Less than or equal to
  • Greater than or equal to
  • Interval
• Numerical fields: is enabled two if we have previously selected 'interval', or a If we have selected any other operator
• Checkbox or checkbox 'Show only job boards', which, if selected, will show only the processes convened to create job boards, rather than those in which a certain number of places are filled.

'Convening administration' is a selection field with the following values:

• State
• Autonomous Community
• Local
• International

And it refers to the type of public administration that summons the selective process, either state (the General Administration of the State), or some regional, local or international administration.

Allows multiple selection.

'Level of qualification' is a selection field with the following values:

• University degree, bachelor’s degree, doctorate or equivalent
• University degree, diplomacy or equivalent
• Baccalaureate, superior technician or equivalent
• Secondary, technical or equivalent education
• Primary education/undetermined

This is the level of qualification (not the specific qualification) required to participate in the selection process. The levels of qualification correspond to the different Groups / Subgroups (case of civil servants) or to the different professional categories (case of labour staff) in which personnel are classified in the service of the Public Administrations.

Allows multiple selection.

Note of clarification: there are selective processes in which, in order to participate, it is necessary to be in possession of a specific qualification. For example, to aspire to the State Bar Corps, it is necessary to have a university degree in Law. But in many other selective processes, only a certain level of qualification is required (for example, university degree, diplomacy or equivalent and, in that case, all people who have a university degree can participate, regardless of which). In the event that the call requires a degree level, people can participate in any selective process in which a degree level equal to or lower than the degree level they have at their disposal is required.

This selection field only filters by titration levels. If you want to filter by specific titles, you must use the text field above the search results.