University of Bristol
Examination Invigilator

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The role
We are looking to recruit a number of professional, organised and flexible exam invigilators. The role requires you to provide a professional examination service, ensuring a calm environment to give candidates the best possible opportunity to be successful in their exams.
Candidates will be employed on a casual basis, with hours available over mornings and afternoons.
What will you be doing?
- Supervising students taking examinations.
- Preparing exam rooms and distributing and collecting exam papers.
- You will be required to support both paper based and computer based examination processes.
- Adhering to the Universities policies and procedures (training will be given).
- Providing clear instructions to large groups of students under examination conditions.
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You should apply if
- You are highly organised, vigilant and reliable.
- You have excellent attention to detail.
- You are able to remain calm under pressure.
- You are able to travel to a variety of locations in Bristol.
Additional information
The work is on a casual basis, with work available mornings and afternoons, mainly in May, early June, August and mid-December each year, but occasionally at other times when needed.
Start times in readiness for morning exams is likely to be 8.30am.


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