Candidate Assessment Date for the Public Vacancy Announcement for the Ministry of Transport

We hereby inform you that the assessment of the knowledge, abilities, competencies and skills of candidates who meet the requirements of the public vacancy announcement published by the Human Resources Administration on 13 February 2026 for the position of Independent Adviser III, Directorate for Road Transport – Directorate for Road Transport and Motor Vehicles, will be held on 30 October 2026. The content of the theoretical part of the written test will be determined by randomly selecting 20 questions from a list of questions concerning knowledge of the constitutional system, the organisation, functioning, working methods and procedures of state administration bodies. Candidates will answer by selecting one of several offered answers. The practical part of the written test consists of two tasks related to the job description of the position for which the vacancy announcement is being conducted. These will be determined by randomly selecting 2 of 10 tasks submitted by the state body in which the position is being filled. Candidates who achieve more than 50% of the points in the practical part of the written test, or candidates who receive a “satisfactory” rating in the assessment of typing, computer or foreign-language skills, where such special knowledge and skills are required by the vacancy announcement, may proceed to the oral interview. Only candidates from the list of candidates who meet the requirements of the relevant vacancy announcement may take part in the assessment procedure. Please note that, before the written test begins, candidates must present their identity card or another personal identification document with a photograph to the Commission for identity verification.

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