French defence ministry sets 350 civilian worker posts for 2027
France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces and Veterans has set a quota of 350 state-worker posts for recruitment in 2027. The order was signed on 23 October and published in the Official Journal on 31 October.
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No more than 25% of the total posts may be reserved for candidates in the final year of training under an apprenticeship contract in the public or private sector. The text sets a ceiling for that reserved route, rather than an obligation to fill the entire allowance.
These are civilian state-worker positions within the ministry, distinct from enlistment as military personnel. The short order establishes the recruitment quota and apprenticeship limit; it does not provide a list of individual vacancies, application dates or a detailed geographical allocation.
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Publication of the official announcement on 31 October 2026.
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French defence ministry sets 350 civilian worker posts for 2027
France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces and Veterans has set a quota of 350 state-worker posts for recruitment in 2027. The order was signed on 23 October and published in the Official Journal on 31 October.
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