To ensure exams are taken in a comfortable environment.
To support candidates: helping them find their seats, to understand how to comply with regulations and to answer any questions.
To give the invigilator announcements before exams start, either by using a microphone or projecting your voice.
To monitor students attendance and behaviour in the examination room carefully and to ensure compliance with procedures and regulations is followed.
To complete Invigilator incidents forms and relay any incidents that occur during the exam session back to the Exams Team.
In the event of a student illness or emergency, to contact a first aider or to raise the alarm to the Exams team by radio.
In an emergency, to work with colleagues to organise candidates the exit of candidates from the venue quickly and safely.
Able to invigilate computer-aided assessments (CAAs) and additional exam requirements (AERs) sessions as required following training at an appropriate level of experience (usually after working one complete exam period).
To attend briefing meetings before each set of examination periods start, to discuss new developments.
Organise the admission of students to the room, at the correct time and to the correct desks, in a coherent manner.
Check candidates dictionaries and calculators.
Compile accurate attendance/absentee records and to complete the administrative processes and paperwork as directed by the Exams team and/or invigilator team leader.
Able to invigilate consecutive examinations, assuming at least a 30-minute break is provided.
Able to work on Weekends
(i.e., Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
Able to report the exam center by 6:30 AM
Demonstrate respect for all students and colleagues.
Follow policy and procedure on academic integrity and support student welfare.
Must be a Graduate in any Degree Must be fluent in Regional & English languages. Basic knowledge of MS Office & Basic computer skills will be required. Age must be between 21 - 45 years