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Lead Exam Invigilators and Support Exam Invigilators

Lead Exam Invigilators and Support Exam Invigilators

UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park

Sheffield

  • £12.97 - £14.13 per hour
  • New
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible.
Apply by:
9 January 2025

Job overview

The Sheffield UTC Academy Trust is currently looking to recruit sessional Invigilators for the UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park site as soon as possible. You will be initially required to work as and when required from January 2025, predominantly during our exam periods May and June 2025 and then on an ongoing annual basis for exams as and when required

The Lead Invigilator will be required to lead the examinations, reading the notices and ensuring the conduct of the examinations are in line with JCQ regulations. 

A Support Invigilator supports the Lead Invigilators in the conduct of examinations and is expected to take an active role in the examination process under direction. 

Any invigilators acting as scribe or reader will be paid at Lead Invigilator rate for that examination. 

Lead Invigilators will also be required to help with the administration of the examination process. This may include production of seating plans, checking exam packs with invigilators, checking/sorting scripts for return to the Exams officer and general administrative work. You may be required to undertake invigilation at short notice; this will be paid at the support invigilation rate. You will be expected to liaise with the support invigilators ensuring that the examinations start on time and that any problems are communicated to the Exams Officer.

Lead Exam Invigilator: £14.13 per hour (inclusive of holiday pay)

Support Exam Invigilator: £12.97 per hour (inclusive of holiday pay)

Before commencing work you will be required to attend a paid induction session and complete an on-line training session (you will be paid a set amount of time to complete this).

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About UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park

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UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational University Technical College situated in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. This sponsor-led academy is part of The Sheffield UTC Academy Trust, alongside its sister institution, UTC Sheffield City Centre.  UTC Derby Pride Park joined the Trust in December 2019.  All 3 UTCs have been judged Good by Ofsted.

University Technical Colleges are secondary schools for students aged 13–19. They combine technical, practical and academic learning to deliver an education that goes beyond traditional GCSEs and A-levels.

UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, which opened in September 2016, is provided with support from The University of Sheffield and Sheffield City Council. A smaller than average secondary school, it provides 600 places when fully subscribed.

Values and vision

The UTC is based on the Olympic Legacy Park, an area of Sheffield set to be part of an Innovation District for research on health and wellbeing. The UTC is well-positioned to recognise and support all students as individuals, ensuring their talents can be developed to the full.

Through a careers-focused education, students gain a good grounding for the future. UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park has specialisms in health sciences, computing and sport science to address key skill shortages in the wider world, providing students with a clear path into employment after finishing their school education.

Ofsted

UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park was inspected by Ofsted in 2019 achieving 'Good'  all areas.

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