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Exam Invigilators

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We are currently looking for flexible, well organised individuals to join our team of Examination Invigilators to work on a casual basis throughout the year.
The roles will be based at Watford campus, Hemel Hempstead campus or Barnfield College in Luton, with the opportunity to work across multiple sites depending on individual availability. Experience is desirable, but not essential as full training will be given.
The key priority for this role is to invigilate both national and on demand examinations. This will require the successful applicant to ensure compliance with JCQ (Joint Council for Qualifications) regulations regarding security of examination papers and the running of the exams themselves.
Applicants must be well organised, with a good attention to detail, confident in dealing with young people, enforcing examination regulations and able to remain calm under pressure.
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Training
All successful applicants will complete mandatory online training via The Exam Office prior to their first scheduled invigilation session. There is also West Herts Specific training to be completed following this.
Successful applicants will be provided log in details once onboarding is completed.
Availability
There are 5 GCSE dates in November that applicants need to be available for:
- Tuesday 3rd November 2026
- Wednesday 4th November 2026
- Thursday 5th November 2026
- Friday 6th November 2026
- Monday 9th November 2026
All GCSE exams run in the morning and invigilators will be required on site from 08:30am.


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How to Apply
To apply for the role please send a copy of your CV with dates of availability, campus preference and a contact number to jobs@westherts.ac.uk. The closing date for applications is Friday 9th October 2026.
Following this, there will be two further national exam series during the academic year (January and April – June) and on demand exams that run regularly depending on applicant availability.
For more information, please contact Human Resources on 01923 812333, or by e-mailing jobs@westherts.ac.uk.
WHC Group is positive about disabled people. If you need help applying for this role, please contact the Human Resources department.
WHC Group reserves the right to close this advert before the advertised closing date.
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