If you applied for the recently advertised job openings at the Judiciary Service Commission (JSC) of Tanzania, now is the moment you’ve been waiting for! Following the June 3, 2025 announcement of various job vacancies, the Commission has completed its detailed review of applications. Shortlisted candidates are now invited to attend the first phase of interviews, and all details regarding dates, times, and venues are now available.
Interview Details for Shortlisted Candidates
The Judiciary Service Commission has published a list of candidates who have advanced to the initial interview stage. This list includes the scheduled dates, venues, and specific times for each candidate. It is crucial to note that each applicant must attend the interview at the location assigned to them—no exceptions will be made. These interviews will be conducted electronically (digitally), marking a shift in how assessments are carried out. Candidates must arrive on time and come fully prepared.
What to Bring to the Interview
All shortlisted individuals are required to bring the following documents:
- A valid NIDA ID
- Original academic and professional certificates, including secondary school certificates
Candidates who pass this initial interview stage will be notified through the JSC website about the next step, which may involve an oral interview or a practical skills test, depending on the position.
Didn’t See Your Name? Here’s What It Means
If your name does not appear on the list, it means that you were not selected for the first phase of interviews. Don’t be discouraged—this is just one opportunity among many.
How to Check the Interview List
Visit the Judiciary Service Commission’s official website to see if your name is on the list of shortlisted candidates: www.jsc.go.tz
Need Help or Have Questions?
If you need further clarification or assistance, feel free to contact the JSC via:0734219821 / 0738 24734, Email: maulizo.ajira@jsc.go.tz, Stay informed, stay prepared, and don’t miss your chance to take the next step in your career with the Judiciary of Tanzania.
