20 Vocational training scholarships 2024-2025 in Morocco

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The Minister of Employment and Vocational Training hereby infoms the public that the Moroccan government is making available to the Cameroonian gove'rnment 20 vocational training scholarships for the 2024-2025 training year distributed as follows specialties.
Eligible candidates shall be young Camerooniars of both sexes aged 26 at most on 1st September 2024, with perfect physical and mental health and a good command of the French language.
The scholarships shall be open in the following specialties and conditions:

 

No.	Courses offered	Number of positions		Required Diploma	Final Qualification
		Boys	Girls
1.	Digital Development	02	00	GCE A Levelin Science or Technical Subjects	Specialized technician
2.	Artifical Intelligence	01	01	GCE A Levelin Science or Technical Subjects
3.	Business Management	01	01	GCE A Level in any field
4.	Electrical Engineering	01	00	GCE A Level in Science o'r Technical Subjects
5.	lndustrial Engineering	01	00	GCE A Le.vel in Scienceor Technical Subjects
6.	Mechanical Engineering	01	00	GCE A Level in Science or Technical Subjects
7.	Airport Logistics and Freight Management	01	01	GCE A Level in Science or Technical Subjects
8.	Hotel Management	02	02	GCE A Level in any field
9.	Specialized Technician in Audiovisual (Option: Image)	01	00	GCE A Level in Science or Technical Subjects
10.	Specialized Technician in Audiovisual (Option : Editing)	00	01	GCE A Level in Science or Technical Subjects
11.	Specialized Technician in Audiovisual (Option : Sound)	00	01	GCE A Level in Science or Technical Subjects
12.	Specialized Technician in lndustrial Thermies	01	01	GCEA Level in Science or Technical Subjects
TOTAL ,		12	08
		20

 

 

Application File:

-    A stamped application addressed to the Minister of Employment and Vocational Training indicating the candidate's gender, age, region of origin, chosen specialty, the telephone and e-mail address ;    ·

-    Two certified copies of the birth certificate dated less than 3 mon s ;

-    A certificate of nationality ; ..

-    A certificate of non-conviction ;    . .

Two photocopies of passport ;

-    Two certified photocopies of the A-Level Result Slip;    _,

Two certificates of presentation of the original of the required dipfoma or equivalent ;

-    A medical file including HIV / AIDS, hepatitis and tuberculosis tests, as well as vaccinations against yellow fever and poliomyelitis (done at Centre Pasteur) and a medical certificate signed by a sworn doctor attesting that the candidate is not suffering from any infectious and contagious disease ;

-    A copy of the Covid-19 vaccination record ;

-    Three (3) recent 4x4 colour passport photos with the candidate's full name and nationality on the back ;

-    An application form for the Moroccan scholarship to be withdrawn free of charge from the Department of Vocational Training and Guidance (DFOP), located at Rue CEPER or in the Regional Delegations of Employment and Vocational Training, or to be downloaded from MINEFOP's website (www.minefop.qov.cm) ;

-    Three (03) A4 envelopes with full name, specialty and telephone contact ;

-    An A3 envelope with surname, first name, specialty and teleph_one number.

Complete application files compiled in three copies (1 original and 2 photocopies) must be submitted in all Divisional and Regional Delegations of MINEFOP or at the Department of Vocational Training and Guidance, at Rue CEPER no later than Friday, 31 May, 2024 at 3:30 pm.

 

NB :

• Incomplete application files shall be rejectecd;
• Shortlisted candidates will have to open an account in a local banking institution and have an Attestation of Bank Account.

 

 

You will need an application form, an application receipt and an orientation certificate. You can print out the templates in the box below:

 

 

 

 

Radio announcement / Press Release

In the box below, you can view or download the original press release from the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training: