Exams Invigilator
Winton Academy
Bournemouth
- Expired
- Salary:
- £12.66 per hour
- Job type:
- Part Time, Casual
- Apply by:
- 13 August 2025
Job overview
Post: Examinations Invigilator
Hours: Various
Salary: £12.66 per hour
Contract: Casual
Start date: TBC
Reporting to: Examinations Officer/Deputy Examinations Officer
Role Purpose:
To ensure the fair and proper conduct of examinations in a calm environment to give the candidates the best possible opportunity to be successful in their exams.
Assisting the examination team as directed by the Deputy Examinations Officer.
Role Tasks:
To support the Examinations Officer and Deputy Examinations Officer as required before, during and after examinations. This activity may include:
- assisting with setting up examination venues with stationery, equipment and examination papers in accordance with strict procedures.
- set up laptops for candidate use (word processing) in examinations
- set up and supervision of on-screen examinations
- closely following and enforcing exam procedures and regulations.
- assisting candidates prior to the start of examinations by directing them to their seats and advising them about possessions permitted in examination venues.
- ensuring that candidates do not talk once inside examination venues.
- invigilating during examinations, referring queries raised by candidates to the Lead Invigilator along with any examination irregularities in accordance with procedures.
- checking attendance during examinations.
- reporting details of late arrivals to the Lead Invigilator.
- escorting candidates from venues during the examination as required and supervising candidates whilst outside examination venues.
- escorting candidates on toilet breaks ensuring no unauthorised material is consulted and that examination regulations are observed at all times.
- collecting, collating and delivering scripts at the end of the examination in accordance with strict procedures.
- supervising candidates leaving examination venues, ensuring that candidates do not remove equipment or stationery from the venue without authorisation and ensuring that candidates leave venues in an orderly and quiet manner.
- assisting with the packing of examination papers, stationery and equipment prior to the examinations and the delivery to and from venues as appropriate.
- able and willing to make announcements to high volumes of students.
- scribing or reading for students.
- lead invigilation is a potential part of role, if required by the Examinations Officer and Deputy Examinations Officer.
Inspections
All public examinations are subject to JCQ scrutiny. Inspections are never announced, and inspectors can walk in at any time. Inspectors carry out a rigorous and thorough analysis of all procedures and it is important that we abide by all exam regulations.
Safeguarding
- Undertake regular safeguarding training as required
- Ensure that statutory and Ofsted requirements for Safeguarding are met
- To promote the safeguarding of young people
General Responsibilities
- Contribute to the overall ethos / work aims of the Academies
- Provide a courteous reception to staff, young people and visitors
- Help to foster and enhance strong links with local, national and global business and education providers to support and develop opportunities for the Academies
- Participate in training and other learning activities as required
- Undertake relevant training as required to support the functions of the post and to enhance personal development which will include annual and periodic online training
- Attend meetings, training as and when required
- Undertake any other duties as specified by the Principal
Attached documents
About Winton Academy
Winton Academy is an all-boys, non-denominational secondary school in Bournemouth, Dorset. It is paired with the all-girls Glenmoor Academy; both schools are located on the same site.
Winton Academy educates 653 boys between the ages of 11 and 16. A Head Boy is elected each year to serve the school and act as a liaison between pupils and staff.
Principal
Ben Antell
Values and vision
Winton Academy expects students and staff alike to live by the values of integrity, compassion and courage. The motto "High Achievement – High Standards" is part of the school’s commitment to academic excellence. The secondary school continues to build student confidence, resilience and motivation, creating well-rounded, articulate and ultimately successful life-long learners.
In 2017, Winton Academy was invited by National Schools Commissioner Sir David Carter to be one of a handful of schools to join his "race to outstanding" programme.
Ofsted report
“There is a rich culture of self-evaluation and continuous improvement; staff are very well served by training opportunities that link to the academy’s priorities for development. Senior leaders are focused on spotting and developing excellent teaching and leadership. Much of the high-quality training that takes place day to day is drawn from best practice within the academy.”
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