AQA
Sociology examiner

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Looking to build your CPD, share best practice with a community of subject experts and further inspire your teaching?
AQA is recruiting A-level Sociology examiners for summer 2027. This flexible role fits alongside a full-time teaching job and is completed online from home.
Key responsibilities
- Review student responses and apply the mark scheme accurately and consistently to ensure fair results.
- Commit an average of 15 to 20 hours a week to marking during the exam period.
- Mark between 100 and 135 papers.
- Complete your marking over approximately one month. Full details of your allocation, deadlines and earnings will be confirmed when you receive your contract.
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- Benefit from expert training and support. We will equip you with everything you need to feel confident and succeed.
- Build your CPD, gain insight into how students respond to exam questions, sharpen your marking skills and bring valuable knowledge back into your classroom.
- Join a community of subject specialists. Share best practice and work alongside other Sociology teachers and examiners, supported by an experienced team leader.
- Mark from home or school at times that suit you, with clear deadlines and ongoing support.
- Earn between £1,051 and £1,348, which includes a £200 completion bonus, depending on your quota and paper.
What you need
- Preferably three full terms teaching Sociology at A-level within the last five years. We’re also considering applications from trainee teachers and ECTs, subject to requirements.
- A senior referee who can verify your relevant experience.
- Preferably a degree, teaching qualification or equivalent in Sociology or a related field.
- Take part in standardisation, which gives you the chance to practise applying the mark scheme before marking begins. Standardisation typically takes a few hours and fits around your existing commitments.
- Availability during the standardisation and marking windows for your selected paper.


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