Competition at the Municipality of Brusciano: 1 full-time, permanent Technical Instructor, deadline September 28, 2026

The Municipality of Brusciano is announcing a public competition for a full-time, permanent Technical Instructor, in the Instructor Area (formerly Category C), to strengthen urban planning, construction, and land management services.

Opening and context

The call, published on the InPA, compares candidates with a technical diploma or degree in related fields for a full-time, permanent position. Brusciano is a municipality in the Metropolitan City of Naples, in Campania.

The required figure

Profile: Technical Instructor. In the municipal context, this position supports technical and administrative offices responsible for public works, building practices, urban planning, SUAP/SUE, document management, and contacts with citizens and businesses. This is not a liberal profession, but a public function governed by transparency and procedural rules.

Main requirements

• Italian or EU citizenship (with the requirements set forth in Presidential Decree 487/1994; equivalent or falling within Article 38 of Legislative Decree 165/2001, if in possession of the other requirements).
• Age: Minimum 18 years; not exceeding retirement age.
• Enjoyment of civil and political rights; physical fitness; no convictions or impediments; not having been removed or fired from public administration for specific reasons.
• Regular status with respect to military service obligations for males born before 1985.
• Qualifications: High school diploma with a technical focus (surveyor; construction, environmental, and land surveyor) or equivalent qualification; bachelor's degrees or equivalent qualifications and other qualifications specified in the announcement are acceptable (see specific list of degrees and fields).
• Basic computer skills and English language skills will be assessed during the tests.

Contract, location and salary

Position: 1 Technical Instructor, Brusciano area (Naples, Campania). Full-time, permanent contract, assigned to the Instructor Area, formerly Category C, under the National Collective Bargaining Agreement (CCNL) for Local Functions. The exact salary is not specified in the job posting; reference is made to the salary provided for by the 2022/2024 National Collective Bargaining Agreement (CCNL) for the Instructor Area, including any allowances, thirteenth salary, and additional salary, always in compliance with the law and the contract.

How the selection works

The procedure is a competitive one, evaluating qualifications and exams. The overall score can reach 70 points: written exam (30), oral exam (30) and qualifications (10). If the questions exceed a certain threshold (over 100), a pre-selection with multiple-choice quizzes on exam subjects may be required. Access to the exams is permitted with a minimum score of 21/30.

Typical exam subjects include: local government regulations, administrative law, criminal law with a focus on crimes against public administration, transparency and privacy, English, and IT. The announcement notes that the tests will also assess skills related to public works, management of public funding, and reporting for programs such as the PNRR/ERDF. Additional assessment criteria include educational qualifications and service in public administration.

Deadline and how to apply

The application must be submitted exclusively online through InPA, by 23:59 PM on September 28, 2026. Access requires a SPID, CIE, CNS, or eIDAS digital identity and submission of the application through the dedicated procedure. A competition fee of €10,33 must be paid via PagoPA on the Municipality of Brusciano website, specifying "Technical Instructor Competition – FULL TIME." The application can be modified or supplemented up until the deadline, and the last version submitted will be considered.

It is advisable to retain the application receipt or the summary generated by the InPA system with the application code. Communications regarding outcomes or exclusions are generally handled through InPA and the Municipality's institutional website; no standard personal communication regarding the calendar and outcomes is required, unless otherwise requested for regularization.

What to check before applying

Before submitting your application, it is useful to check:

• Compliance with the general requirements for access to public employment and specific requirements for the profile (educational qualifications, any accepted qualifications or equivalent degrees).
• Correct indication of the classification (Instructors Area, former category C) and the contract provided for by the National Collective Bargaining Agreement for Local Functions.
• Willingness to participate in any written and oral tests, as well as a possible pre-selection test if required by the number of applications.
• Documents to attach and payment methods for the competition fee (10,33 euros) via PagoPA.
• Indication of a digital address (PEC or equivalent) for official communications and the protection of notifications.

Contextual and transparency notes: The notice published on InPA and the institutional page of the Municipality of Brusciano report a small inconsistency between the term "fixed-term" in some sections and the official term "full-time and permanent." Candidates are encouraged to check with the responsible body for any clarifications before submitting their application.

Documents and application process

Typical documents to prepare include: an online application with a CV, a receipt of submission, any certificate of disability or invalidity, certifications for recognition of foreign qualifications or equivalents, and a receipt of payment of the fee. It is essential to follow the instructions provided in the InPA procedure and check for any notices or updates published by the institution.

This opportunity is of interest to those seeking employment in the public sector, particularly those with technical and administrative skills in construction, urban planning, and land management. The Technical Instructor is a clerical position who, in a local context, can interface with technical offices, legal departments, and management to manage construction procedures, procurement, projects, and inspections, as well as assist with permit procedures, SUAP/SUE (Supply of Public Works and Utilities) and public funding reporting.

Offer source: InPA.