Academic Regulations Sub-Director
Secretaría de Educación Pública · Dirección General del Bachillerato
En español: Subdirección Académica Normativa
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This job in plain words
This job helps create academic rules for the high school system run by the Dirección General del Bachillerato. The person oversees study plans, teaching materials, and training for teachers and school leaders.
Can you apply?
Anyone who meets the schooling and experience rules for the job and the legal rules can apply. You can be a Mexican citizen with full rights, or a foreigner whose immigration status allows you to do the job.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · Holds a degree and has the title or professional license
- Fields of study
- Psicología, Administración, Economía, Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública, Derecho, Comunicación, Educación
- Experience
- At least 4 years
- Experience areas
- Business Organization and Management (Economic Sciences)
- Public Administration and Political Science
- Sociology of Work (Sociology)
- Psychopedagogy (Psychology)
- Education Organization and Planning, Educational Theory and Methods (Pedagogy)
Also:
- Willingness to travel.
- No foreign language required.
General requirements for every competition
- Be a Mexican citizen with full rights, or a foreigner whose immigration status allows the job.
- Not have been sentenced to prison for an intentional crime.
- Be fit for public service.
- Not belong to the clergy or be a minister of any religion.
- Not be disqualified from public service or have another legal impediment.
- Not be declared a delinquent alimony debtor.
- Not hold another job, post or commission in the federal public administration, unless you have a compatibility opinion.
- Original documents must be authentic.
- Take and pass the evaluations listed.
What you would do
- Oversee the development and spread of rules for study plans and programs.
- Oversee the review of academic rules in study plan proposals.
- Oversee the identification of training needs for academic staff.
- Propose and put in place procedures to follow up on academic improvement programs.
- Oversee the creation of teaching materials that support learning.
- Oversee teacher training under the General Law of the Professional Teaching Service.
How the competition works
Stages:
- Stage I: Automatic résumé review on TrabajaEn, from October 14 to 28, 2026. It gives no points; it only decides if you stay in the process.
- Stage II: Knowledge exams (technical and general federal public administration) and Skills Evaluations, from November 2, 2026 to January 11, 2027.
- Stage III: Experience evaluation, merit assessment and document review, from November 2, 2026 to January 11, 2027.
- Stage IV: Interview by the Selection Technical Committee, from November 2, 2026 to January 11, 2027.
- Stage V: Final decision by the Selection Technical Committee, from November 2, 2026 to January 11, 2027.
Minimum score: Examen de Conocimientos Técnicos: 80 de 100. Subetapa de conocimientos (promedio con el examen general de la APF): 70 de 100. Puntaje mínimo de aptitud para ser finalista: 80 de 100.
Documents you will need:
- Updated, detailed and signed résumé.
- Birth certificate and/or immigration form FM3, if applicable.
- Degree, professional license or other document that proves the education level the job asks for. If the degree is still in process (up to one year), you may bring the process document, exam record or credit statement. Studies abroad need an official validity or recognition certificate.
- Valid official photo ID with signature (voter ID, passport or military service card).
- Federal Taxpayer Registry (RFC) with homoclave, from the SAT registration or another official document showing it.
- Released military service card or proof of service. Does not apply to men over 40.
- Proof of the years of experience the job asks for, such as letters from employers on letterhead, pay slips, social security records, contracts or fee receipts.
- Language level document, only if the job requires it.
- Sworn written statement saying you have no sentence for an intentional crime, are not disqualified, and the other points in the call. SEP will give you the form during document review.
- TrabajaEn folio (welcome screen) and a printout of the invitation you received through TrabajaEn.
Important:
- If you have more than one TrabajaEn folio for the same call, you will be discarded.
- A candidate who is a finalist but does not win joins the reserve list for one year.
- Passing results are valid for one year. Skills results do not discard you, but not taking them does.
- The call can be canceled or declared void under the rules; in that case a new call will be issued.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official call. Only the call published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación counts: read it before you register.