2023-08-27 11:03:55
This week, from La Razón, we collected five of the easiest oppositions to prepare in Spain and with which you can earn up to 2,000 euros per month. These oppositions did not require university degrees or specific studies beyond the ESO graduate and Spanish nationality, in some cases.
However, there are also very complicated oppositions that require specific university degrees and even master’s degrees, in addition to being able to request the completion of different courses. These oppositions are usually for very specific jobs such as judge, notary public or tax inspector. Positions for which young people are already preparing since they finish ESO and choose the type of baccalaureate they wish to study.
While in the easy oppositions the topics could be from 10 to 30, in the most difficult oppositions they can even reach 60 topics. For this reason, there are people who take many years to get the position. However, later they can have salaries of up to 150,000 euros per year.
These are the most difficult oppositions to pass in 2023
tax inspectors
Within the five most difficult oppositions that exist right now in Spain, tax inspectors together with a judge may be the ones that lead the ranking. Among the requirements, they require Spanish nationality and a higher degree, a degree or being an engineer or architect.
Currently, there are 59 topics that must be prepared to pass three tests: a multiple choice exam, an oral one and a resolution of a practical case. By approving the opposition, not everything is done, since you have to pass a training course at the Institute of Fiscal Studies. After achieving all this, he could earn up to 60,000 gross euros per year.
judges
Opposing a judge is not easy at all. This is one of the oppositions that a teenager can face from the choice of career. Well, in order to apply for the position, they must have a degree in Law and Spanish nationality.
The exam consists of three parts: a multiple choice questionnaire and two oral exams in which the 325 topics previously studied are asked. After obtaining the position, prosecutors must pass a course at the Center for Legal Studies. The salary can rise to 50,000 euros per year.
Notary
In the branch of Law, another of the most difficult oppositions to pass is that of a notary. Its agenda consists of a total of 370 topics and all those who appear must be graduates or graduates in Law.
To pass this opposition, you have to pass four exams: two oral and two practical. The salary depends a lot on the price of the tariffs and the number of documents that have been signed. However, notaries can charge up to 150,000 euros per year.
State Attorney
Many consider this opposition the most difficult of all due to its extensive agenda: 465 issues. However, others believe that the opposition to judge or tax inspector is more complicated due to the complexity of its theoretical tests and the subsequent course that all those who have approved the position must pass.
For this opposition, a law degree or graduate degree is also required. In addition, his opposition has five exams: two oral, two written and one of languages. All their effort is rewarded with salaries of between 60,000 and 80,000 euros per year.
property registrar
This job, along with that of a notary, are the ones that earn the most in public oppositions. The salary of a property registrar ranges between 120,000 and 150,000 euros. As in the rest of the Law oppositions, they also require being a graduate or graduate of this career.
Its syllabus is around 372 topics and to pass this opposition you have to face four exams: two oral and two written. As a curiosity, it is noteworthy that the number of places indicated are never granted because very few people manage to pass this opposition.
The long list of more difficult oppositions is completed by others such as the diplomatic corps, labor and social security inspectors, state auditors and auditors, lawyers for the administration of justice and local secretaries and auditors, among others.
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