Assistant Exams Officer/Chief Invigilator
St John's Marlborough
Wiltshire
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- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP
- Apply by:
- 9 March 2020
Job overview
We are looking for a highly motivated, articulate and personable Assistant Exams Officer/Chief Invigilator to join our exceptionally supportive and passionate team.
The Assistant Examinations Officer is a new post and will provide administrative assistance to the Examinations Officer. Whilst this role is allocated 13 hours per week for 39 weeks a year, there is flexibility in when these hours can be worked.
The role of Chief Invigilator will be to organise the invigilation team for all public and internal exams and to act as the lead invigilator during all examination periods. (The Chief Invigilator will not need to run every exam session and can delegate this responsibility to a senior invigilator on a session by session basis.) This role has no allocated hours; the chief invigilator claims for the time required to discharge the duties of the post.
For both roles, you must also be flexible and willing to adjust to changes.
Attached documents
About St John's Marlborough
St John’s Marlborough is a co-educational secondary academy school based in Wiltshire, for students aged 11-18. The school is situated on Granham Hill, above the historic market town of Marlborough, in a landscape that is classed as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
If you would like to find out more about working at St John's Marlborough, please follow this link to the recruitment pages on our website www.stjohns.excalibur.org.uk/about-us/recruitment/
Principal
Alan Henderson
Values and vision
St John’s Marlborough places a high emphasis on ensuring students have respect for others, a responsible attitude towards the community, care for the environment and pride in themselves and their appearance. Personal, social and health education underpins the academic curriculum.
Ofsted report
“Achievement is outstanding because students in all year groups make rapid and sustained progress and standards achieved in GCSE examinations are significantly above national averages. Teaching is outstanding because teachers know their students well, have high expectations and use their expert subject knowledge to plan lessons which challenge and motivate students to achieve their best … Students’ behaviour is outstanding. They are exceptionally proud of their school and they are universally polite and courteous towards each other, staff and visitors.”
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