Exam Invigilator - No Experience Required

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Tradewind are looking to recruit a bank of Exam Invigilators for secondary schools across South Wirral. This is a part-time role for the GCSE summer exams which run for a period of approximately 5 weeks starting on the 4th May 2025 until 26th June 2026.

No experience is necessary, as full training will be provided

You will be required...

  • Maintain a calm and orderly exam environment
  • Assist in the organisation of students at the start and end of each exam
  • Provide correct information relevant to the exam
  • Report any cases of malpractice to the exam manager
  • Report on any unexpected events during the course of an examination
  • Liaise with the Exams Officer
  • Assist in the distribution of seating cards, writing paper, equipment and examination question papers
  • Mark the attendance register as required
  • Place the candidates work in examination number order, checking against the attendance register
  • Monitor and supervise the students
  • Ensure any used exam papers and answer booklets are returned to the Exams Officer after the exam

You will need:-

  • an online interview,
  • to have two recent referees,
  • an up-to-date CV that covers the last 10 years of employment
  • proof of your current address.
  • to have the legal right to work in the UK
  • an enhanced DBS certificate which is on the update service (ESSENTIAL)

WHO ARE TRADEWIND?

Tradewind Recruitment is currently the most recommended education recruitment agency in Liverpool.

Click 'Apply Now' to be considered for the role of Exam Invigilator in secondary schools across South Liverpool or contact Tatum on (phone number removed) / tatum.read

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