Règlement ministériel du 19 août 1991 portant sur les modalités de l'examen d'admission définitive des employés de l'Etat occupés auprès des maisons d'éducation, en vue de leur nomination aux centres socio-éducatifs de l'Etat. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1991/08/19/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement ministériel du 19 août 1991 portant sur les modalités de l'examen d'admission définitive des employés de l'Etat occupés auprès des maisons d'éducation, en vue de leur nomination aux centres socio-éducatifs de l'Etat.

This ministerial order concerns how the definitive admission exam is carried out for state employees working in education houses, for their appointment to socio-educational centers.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
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Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1991/08/19/n1/jo
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This ministerial order concerns how the definitive admission exam is carried out for state employees working in education houses, for their appointment to socio-educational centers. The definitive admission examination must be organized within three months after the law is published in the Mémorial. L’admission des employés concernés dépend de la réussite à un examen, avec un minimum de 3/5 du total et de la moitié des points dans chaque épreuve. The examination is organised at the Ministry of Family and is held before the examination commission mentioned in the following article. The examination commission is made up of five full members and two substitutes, appointed by the Minister of Family. It can decide candidates’ success or failure and assign marks, but it may validly deliberate only if all members are present.