City & Guilds - Associate Recruitment
Control & Instrumentation T-Level Moderator

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City & Guilds is seeking Moderators
City & Guilds is seeking Moderators to support the quality assurance of our T Level qualifications for the upcoming academic year.
About the Role
This Associate role allows you to work alongside your existing career, earn additional income through competitive rates, and further develop your professional skills and knowledge.
As a Moderator, you will play a vital role in maintaining the integrity and consistency of assessments, helping to ensure learners achieve industry-recognised qualifications that support their future success. The Role Profile outlines the expectations of the Moderator role.
What You'll Gain
- Work that complements your current professional commitments
- Competitive rates and the opportunity to generate additional income
- Ongoing professional development and training
- The opportunity to work with a leading awarding organisation
- A chance to contribute to the development of the future workforce within your industry
As a Moderator, you will:
- Review and moderate centre marking activities, ensuring assessments are conducted fairly, accurately and in line with City & Guilds quality assurance requirements.
- Produce detailed moderation reports and provide constructive feedback on assessment practice, quality of marking, evidence collection and areas for improvement.
- Identify and share best practice to support continuous quality enhancement across centres.
- Participate in training, standardisation and quality assurance activities to maintain consistency and excellence in moderation practice.
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Key Dates
To undertake this role, you will be required to confirm your availability for the following date/s:
Standardisation
Remote
- 17th May 2027 - 4th June 2027
Training
Spring 2027
These dates will be confirmed in the Autumn.
There will be x2 full dates of standardisation meetings. Moderators will have 10 working days following the final standardisation date to complete all remote moderation activities.
Application process
- Submit your CV
- Complete the application form
When completing the application, it is essential you read the person specification and map your application to show where you meet the requirements set out. Please note applications that do not demonstrate meeting the person specification may be declined or delayed.


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Following a successful review and vetting of your application, applicants may be asked to carry out a Selection activity as part of the second stage of recruitment, before being confirmed in the role.
If you are interested in more than one qualification area or Moderator vacancy, please submit a separate application for each role.
Our Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion
We believe that diversity and inclusion strengthen and enriches us, and that it is the responsibility of everyone at City and Guilds to drive this value. We work hard to be inclusive in our approach to recruitment and associate opportunities, whilst still ensuring we meet our regulatory requirements. We strongly encourage and welcome applications from diverse and underrepresented communities.
Please email associate.recruitment@cityandguilds.com and let us know if you require any support/adjustments with your application and if successful any adjustments needed to support you in your role.
Join us in maintaining excellence in assessment and helping learners achieve their full potential. We look forward to receiving your application.
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