Exam Invigilator
Oak Wood School
Hillingdon
- £10.75 per hour
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- Zero Hour Contract
- Job type:
- Part Time, Temporary
- Start date:
- March 2022
- Apply by:
- 8 February 2022
Job overview
Oak Wood School is looking to appoint Examination Invigilators who will be responsible for the invigilation of both mock and external examinations. Ideally the successful candidates will have experience of invigilation, although full training will be provided. Examination Invigilators will work under the instruction of the Examinations Officer.
Candidates will require a clear speaking voice, clear legible handwriting and possess the ability to work in silence for extended periods. You will be flexible, reliable and available to work during school hours throughout our peak exam times which are during December and from March through to the end of June. There may be opportunities to support at other times of the year.
Oak Wood School is a rapidly improving, truly inclusive, mixed, multi-ethnic 11-18 school that embraces all aspects of comprehensive education. The curriculum is well balanced and reflects the needs of all our students and the local community. The school’s Rewards and Sanctions policy is robust, and staff have welcomed the introduction of centralised sanctions and inclusive polices.
We believe our best resources are our staff. There is a popular and thriving programme of professional development in the department and across the school, at all levels, and colleagues have the opportunity to develop personally and professionally through our membership of both the PiXL club and the Harrow Collegiate Alliance (HCA). The school also offers excellent promotion prospects and a comprehensive induction programme. Colleagues benefit from a commitment to staff well-being and are provided with several schemes to support them maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.
Situated on a large site close to Heathrow Airport and the centre of Hillingdon, Oak Wood School has much to offer:
- a commitment to the professional development of all its staff to become outstanding teachers and leaders
- staff wellbeing programme
- childcare and cycle to school vouchers
- excellent transport links (by train 45 minutes to central London), bus routes 427, 278 & U2, train (Chiltern Railways, Great Western Railway and Underground (Metropolitan & Piccadilly)
- on-site parking including electric charging facilities
- on-site catering facilities.
Please read the Exam Invigilators information document for information about the role, Job Description and Person Specification.
To apply please visit our website www.oakwoodschool.uk and complete our Support Staff application form, which is in two documents, and send via email to HR@oakwoodschool.uk
Visits to the school can be arranged if requested.
Further details are available from the vacancies page of our website: https://www.oakwoodschool.uk/Current-Vacancies/
Closing date: Tuesday 8 February 2022 at midday
Interviews: Week commencing 21 February 2022
The appointment is subject to satisfactory pre-employment clearances including references, medical clearance and an enhanced DBS Disclosure. Oak Wood School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
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About Oak Wood School
Oak Wood is a vibrant, innovative and aspirational community where students are encouraged to aim high to achieve their personal goals. We are an oversubscribed 11-18 mixed comprehensive Foundation School that serves its local community in Hillingdon with over 1000 students.
Oak Wood School is situated in the centre of Hillingdon and serves a diverse catchment area. The cultural, faith and social diversity of the school is a great strength, and it is expected that successful applicants will be able to demonstrate a real commitment to the promotion of equal opportunities issues and achievement for all. Oak Wood School is very popular with over 200 students in the current Year 7.
At Oak Wood School we value the achievements of every pupil and student no matter what their abilities or talents. Young people are at the heart of all that we do. We are a truly comprehensive school and celebrate our diversity. Our high expectations of every pupil, and a caring, respectful and supportive core ethos – We Dream, We Learn, We Grow – propels us constantly to advocate that pupils and students are not limited in their choices.
We are extremely proud of our pupils. They are confident, articulate and thoughtful pupils who continually impress with their talents and energy. We regularly celebrate the many and varied successes of individuals and groups and are proud of our inclusive approach. It goes without saying that we want every pupil who joins us to develop into a successful young adult, but we also want to empower them to determine what success looks like for themselves. What is right for one is not necessarily right for another. It is important that each child has the chance to forge their own pathway, both while they are with us and beyond.
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