The School of Law of the University of Navarra organizes this second semester a series of sessions to guide and train students interested in opposing to a place of employment public when they graduate. Notaries, land registries, state attorneys, judicial and tax careers, court clerks, tax and work inspectors and even the degree program Diplomacy are available for law graduates willing to continue studying when they finish the degree program.

"We have detected a need among our students, and we are working to provide an adequate response," explains Fidel Alonso-Allende, manager Careers Degree of School Law. Internal University surveys indicate that approximately 25% of students show an interest in preparing a civil service examination when they graduate.

This embryo of a School of employment Public wants to serve as guide of the opponent, giving students the opportunity to learn firsthand with practicing professionals.

Personalized guidance with practicing professionals

Thus, between March 12 and April 21, Víctor Cubero, TSJN magistrate and judicial trainer; Elena Cerdán, public prosecutor; Rodrigo Lacueva, administrative office judicial; Felipe Pou, Dean of the Illustrious high school Notarial of Navarra have passed through the classrooms of the Amigos Building of the University of Navarra;Juan Gómez-Riesco, notary of Aoiz; Ana María Saldaña, Inspector of work; Roberto Pérez Ramón, Special Delegate of the Tax Agency in Navarra; Natalia Conde, Head of Customs and Special Services; and Juan Gala, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

These professionals guide the young people not only in which is the subject of civil service examination and work space that best suits their preferences, but also personally resolve doubts related to the tests, the subject matter to be studied, the best method of work staff to face a civil service examination and even what the opponents can expect from their daily work once they have passed the test and obtained the place.