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Records & Registry Officer

The person who makes sure every official document is received, dated, filed and findable — the legal memory of the administration.

Bachillerato or higher vocational entry: administrative and case-handling work across every department. What does this group mean?

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Typical pay
€19k–€31k
Usual education
Vocational (FP) or secondary + competitive exam
Outlook
Changing rather than shrinking — digital records mean more work on archiving systems, not less.

A day in the life

You register incoming documents, stamp and timestamp them, and make sure deadlines start counting correctly. You digitise older files, respond to requests for certified copies, and help colleagues track down a file from six years ago that suddenly matters.

Ways in

  • FP in administration or documentation, then the C1 exam
  • Internal transfer from a general administrative post
  • Library and information science degree for archive specialist roles

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