
Application dates and examination process for 150 executive directors and deputy directors to be appointed within the Ministry of Justice have been announced.
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The Ministry of Justice has started the recruitment process for 150 personnel to be assigned to enforcement offices.
The Ministry of Justice's announcement for the recruitment of 150 Executive Directors and Deputy Executive Directors has been published. Candidates who want to work within the Ministry are searching for details regarding application dates, conditions and examination process. So, when will the Ministry of Justice recruit 150 executive directors and deputy directors? What are the personnel recruitment requirements of the Ministry of Justice? Here are the details...
WHEN WILL THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE RECRUIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND DEPUTY DIRECTOR?
Applications for the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Director exams can be made between 20-26 October 2026 at ÖSYM application centers or individually through the ÖSYM Candidate Transactions System (AİS). The list of application centers will be published on the ÖSYM website during the application period.
Candidates who miss the application deadline will be given the right to apply late on November 5, 2026.
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND DEPUTY DIRECTOR AT THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE?
Candidates who will apply must meet the conditions specified in the relevant regulation in order to be appointed as Executive Manager and Deputy Executive Manager. Accordingly, the following conditions are required for candidates:
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Applications must be completed between 20-26 October 2026.
Very likely · Within weeks

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