Examinations Invigilator
Northwood College
Hillingdon
- £16.97 per hour
- Expired
- Salary:
- £16.97 per hour
- Job type:
- Part Time, Casual
- Start date:
- As soon as possible
- Apply by:
- 11 October 2024
Job overview
We are looking for experienced Examination Invigilators to supervise examination venues throughout the school. Invigilators are responsible for setting up the examination rooms, ensuring that they meet all necessary requirements and supervising all candidates within an examination room.
Examination Invigilators will work in accordance with all regulations, policies and procedures to maintain the integrity and security of the examination session as well as safeguarding the health, safety and welfare of pupils sitting examinations.
We are looking for a friendly and enthusiastic person to join us and someone who is a dedicated team player with a ‘can do’ approach.
Candidates should have experience of invigilating work.
About the School:
Northwood College for Girls is an independent, academically selective day school for approximately 890 girls aged 3-18. We aim to empower each NWC girl with the knowledge, insight and motivation to enter adulthood as a conscientious, ambitious, confident and happy member of society; one who is equipped to turn challenge into opportunity, to embrace change and innovation, to maintain a lifelong love of learning and to succeed in a path that is most advantageous to her individual strengths and aspirations.
We believe, with a passion, that every day at NWC should be a fulfilling and enriching experience within a happy, vibrant and considerate community.
We are an inclusive school and actively welcome and encourage applications from all. The Junior School mantra is all are welcome here. Please click here to learn about our culture and approach in this area.
Northwood College for Girls and No Outsiders
For further details and an application form please click apply.
Applications must be received by 9am on Friday 11 October 2024.
Early applications are encouraged and we may interview candidates prior to the deadline.
The GDST is committed to diversity, inclusion and real change: a family where every individual is valued, respected and included.
We are committed to the safeguarding of children and child protection screening, including online searches will apply to this post.
About Northwood College
"Northwood College is EXCELLENT in every category" - ISI inspection report, March 2012.
Northwood College is an independent day school for girls, which was founded in 1878 in Central London. By 1892 it had moved to its present site on Maxwell Road. Careful, planned development over the decades has ensured that the College has facilities which enable it to provide a high quality of education appropriate to modern needs. Further development is outlined in the school's strategic building plan over the next ten-year period.
The completion of a new Performing Arts block, comprising drama studio, recital hall, three teaching rooms including an ICT suite of 16 MAC computers, 10 smaller practice rooms, offices, assembly area and conservatory, in October 2004, marked the beginning of this development. Two new ICT suites opened in September 2005, providing four suites throughout the school plus a mobile bank of laptops. A new Early Years Centre, called Bluebelle House, containing 14 PCs for Nursery and Reception classes, opened in April 2009. In addition, there are approximately 60 interactive classboards.
Our Ethos
Teaching at Northwood College is a very rewarding and enjoyable experience. Girls are of above average ability, motivated and keen to learn. They come from a wide variety of social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds and all the world’s major religions are represented by the girls – as well as a number of the minor faiths. The atmosphere at Northwood College is unique. Relationships between girls and between girls & staff are excellent. We are an extremely harmonious community that places great emphasis on valuing the individual and expecting the highest standards of behaviour in order to maintain the principles of mutual respect, tolerance and consideration for others which characterise our community. There are approximately 750 girls aged 3-18 on roll, with approximately 100 in the Sixth Form.
As girls are able, the pace of teaching is brisk. Our unique “Thinking Skills” initiative challenges us all to consider the way we teach so that we enable our girls to be able to think critically and creatively, and thus help to prepare them for the rigours of the future. Staff are expected to be committed fully to this programme and training is provided in support of this.
We believe that it is important for every girl to develop her individual talents – whether academic, musical, dramatic, artistic, sporting or organisational. Every girl, from our youngest nursery pupil to our most sophisticated sixth former, is valued for her own unique contribution to the school community.
We encourage girls to recognise their own achievements and those of others. Girls display mutual respect and understanding. Initiative, independence, social responsibility and concern for others are highly valued. We offer a strong system of pastoral care which ensures that every girl feels confident and secure. The College has a warm, friendly atmosphere, and older girls take opportunities to help younger ones.
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