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Examination Invigilator

Examination Invigilator

King's College School

Wimbledon

  • £13.50 per hour
  • Expired
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Apply by:
11 February 2022

Job overview

Each academic year we require a team of responsible people to assist the Head of Department in ensuring JCQ, CAIE and IBO regulations are strictly upheld throughout the examination series, and to invigilate for A Level, IB and GCSE examinations during the summer examination period in May and June and for the mock examinations which are taken by IB and GCSE candidates in January. A few other examinations occur during the year with occasional examination sessions in October, November and February. Invigilators will be required to attend an annual training session usually in November/December prior to mock examinations.

Main Duties and Responsibilities 

  • to ensure the fair and proper conduct of examinations 
  • to follow directions given by members of the King’s examinations team and notify the examination administrators of any concerns and queries as soon as possible 
  • to instil and maintain a calm and quiet environment in the examination room 
  • to invigilate actively and not engage in discussion in examination venues 
  • to assist in the setting up of examination venues, along with distributing examination stationery and papers in accordance with JCQ/IB guidelines 
  • to deal with candidate queries as they arise and with examination irregularities in accordance with Awarding Body guidelines  
  • to assist in the checking of candidates’ authorised set texts  
  • to assist in the registration of candidates and the recording of late arrivals 
  • to collect in and record any unauthorised materials handed in without penalty by a candidate 
  • to supervise/escort candidates to and from examination rooms when in quarantine or during a toilet break 
  • to ensure that no unauthorised materials are referred to by a candidate during an examination or an escorted/supervised break 
  • to collect and collate examinations scripts at the end of an examination as requested by the examinations team and in accordance with JCQ/IB regulations 
  • to distribute and collect in any additional stationery item(s) loaned to a candidate and keep a record of the loaned item(s)  
  • to supervise candidates when leaving an examination and ensure they depart in a quiet and orderly manner

You will: 

  • be well organised, accurate, flexible and able to work well under pressure  
  • be a confident, assured communicator, both in written and verbal form 
  • have a personable but professional and business-like manner 
  • possess an excellent work ethic, including good time-keeping 
  • be able to relate well to pupils 
  • preferably have previous experience of working in an educational environment 
  • have the ability to work both as a member of a team and independently 
  • be fully in sympathy with the aims and objectives of King’s College School 
  • preferably computer literate

Terms and Conditions: 

  • Employment as an invigilator is classed as ‘casual’ work 
  • Hourly rate of £13.50  
  • Statutory paid holiday – paid pro rata (according to hours worked)

Further details can be found at: www.kcs.org.uk

Closing date: 9am on Friday 11th February 2022

King’s is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment. Any offer of employment will be subject to the receipt of an enhanced DBS check, satisfactory references and medical clearance. At King’s we embrace inclusion and fairness in the workplace: diversity is to be celebrated and as such we strive towards a fully immersive culture of inclusion, diversity and equality.

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About King's College School

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King’s College School, Wimbledon is one of the most successful schools in the world, and our vibrant and caring community is a special place to learn and grow for boys aged 7-18 and girls aged 16-18. With over 1,500 pupils and 400 staff, we are located in one of the most attractive and peaceful parts of London, opposite 1,140 acres of countryside of Wimbledon and Putney Commons and just a short walk from the picturesque Wimbledon Village.

Head

Dr Anne Cotton

Values and vision

Our school was founded in 1829 by Royal Charter as the junior department of the university, King’s College London, and as such, intellectual aspiration and a progressive spirit are our heritage.

Today, we offer an education of the whole person, in Mind, Spirit and Heart, the enduring ethos of our foundation. Our guiding mission is to look outwards, to the world beyond school, and to life at 25: we look to the lives we are preparing our young people to lead, so that when the time comes, they are ready to forge the pathway they choose, and to make a purposeful impact.

We aim for each of our pupils to enjoy an exhilarating adventure of learning and to pursue academic excellence within a fun, caring, welcoming environment. Academic outcomes at A level, IB and GCSE consistently place King’s amongst the very top schools nationally and globally.  Supporting our pupils to grow strong in spirit, in the shared values and qualities of character that will ground them, is equally important.

ISI report

"The academic standards achieved by pupils are outstanding... Pupils achieve outstanding academic, musical, sporting, linguistic and dramatic distinctions, actively encouraged by a strong culture of participation and the uncommonly wide choice of extra-curricular activities and range of opportunities on offer..."

"[Pupils] are confident to be themselves and find staff supportive and approachable in the school’s safe and friendly environment...The way in which pupils engage in contributing to the lives of others in the school, the local community and wider society is outstanding... Pupils demonstrate a great deal of respect for diversity within society... and the way in which they work with others is excellent."

View King's College School Wimbledon's latest ISI report.

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