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Arizona civil service test guides

The Arizona Department of Administration Human Resources Division oversees state hiring, with positions listed on the AZ State Jobs portal.

Arizona state employment is managed through the Department of Administration's Human Resources Division. Most positions are posted on the AZ State Jobs portal, and selection processes vary by agency and classification.

Some positions require written examinations; others use structured interviews or scored applications. Review the specific job posting for the examination method and preparation guidance.

General

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  • AZ State Jobs Portal

    Official Arizona state government job board with current openings, application submission, and exam information.

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  • Arizona Department of Administration — HR Division

    HR policies, classification plans, and employment resources for Arizona state government positions.

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State examination booklets

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  • Arizona Department of Public Safety — Careers

    Arizona DPS trooper and civilian hiring information including exam requirements and the application timeline.

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  • Arizona Department of Corrections — Careers

    Correctional officer and support positions within the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry.

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Good to know

  • Arizona has both covered and uncovered positions in state service. Covered positions fall under the State Personnel System; uncovered positions are at-will.
  • Phoenix and Tucson operate their own civil service systems for city police and fire positions. Contact those cities' human resources departments for local exam schedules.

Supplemental prep on this site

Our title-based guides explain merit-system hiring, what many exams emphasize, and study checklists. They do not replace your announcement or official state booklets.