Algiers – The Ministry of Justice has announced the organization of a national competition based on written examinations to recruit 500 judge trainees for the year 2025.
In a statement released today, the Ministry detailed that the competition is open to Algerian citizens meeting specific eligibility criteria, including holding a law degree from an accredited Algerian university or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The examination process will consist of several written tests designed to assess candidates’ knowledge of legal principles, analytical skills, and general aptitude for judicial work. Successful candidates will then undergo further stages of evaluation, including interviews and psychological assessments, before final selection.
“This competition represents a significant opportunity for aspiring legal professionals to embark on a fulfilling career in the Algerian judiciary,” stated a spokesperson for the Ministry of Justice. “We are committed to ensuring a fair and transparent selection process to identify the most qualified individuals to serve as future judges.”
The recruitment of 500 judge trainees underscores the government’s commitment to strengthening the judicial system and ensuring access to justice for all citizens. The newly appointed trainees will undergo rigorous training at the Higher School of Magistracy, equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively discharge their duties.
The Ministry of Justice has indicated that detailed information regarding the application process, eligibility requirements, and examination syllabus will be published on its official website in the coming days. Interested candidates are encouraged to consult the website for further details and to prepare diligently for the competition.
This initiative is expected to bolster the ranks of the Algerian judiciary, contributing to the efficient and effective administration of justice across the country.
