The competitions are for correctional institutions with 317 places, 10 of which are for Syria

The Government of Spain, through the Secretary of State for Public Service, advocated a selection process, through competition-opposition, for admission, through a system of free access, as a permanent workforce for correctional institutions. Among these places, there are ten places dedicated to the New Reform Center in Syria.

Specifically, social work, social education, educational sciences, physical activity, sports sciences, electrotechnical and automated systems, kitchen management (3), productive activities in prison centers, electrical and automatic installations and auxiliary care are held.

In total, for the whole of Spain, 317 places were called for the disciplines of social work (40), social education and pedagogical sciences (11), physical activity and sports sciences (10), electrotechnical and mechanical systems (5), general maintenance (1), maintenance of thermal installations and fluids (5), kitchen management (9), productive activities in prisons (10), electrical and mechanical installations (13), general maintenance (9), refrigeration and refrigeration installations (9), kitchen and gastronomy (65), auxiliary nursing care (120) Transportation and packing of users and/or patients, documentation and materials in health centers (10).

The decision calling for this selection process was published in the State Gazette on July 31. Applications will be submitted electronically within twenty business days of the date following the date of publication.

In addition, the Government of Spain recalled another 70 places for internal promotion. In this case, they are for the disciplines of social work (31), social education and educational sciences (6), physical activity and sports sciences (4), electrotechnical and mechanical systems (7), general maintenance (1), maintenance of thermal and fluid installations (8), management Kitchen (8), children’s education (1) and productive activities in correctional centers (4).

In the near future, the gradual transfer of prisoners and approximately 140 members of the existing staff will begin, with 19 staff and trainees added recently. In addition, an expansion of the workforce is planned, in agreement with the Ministry of Finance and Public Job, with 98 new civil servants in addition to the above-mentioned labor staff positions.