Digital Examinations Invigilator

Brunel University London; Greater London; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 21,000; Part time

Job summary

Brunel University London is seeking Digital Examinations Invigilators to support examination periods on campus. The role involves invigilating both paper-based and digital exams, starting and finishing examinations per scripts, and supervising candidate arrival and departure.

Applicants must be available for three or more days per week (minimum 21 hours) during exam periods and be prepared for an on-site interview in early November 2026.

Qualifications

• Experience in education or related field preferred.
• Reliable with strong time management.
• Good organisational and administrative skills.
• Strong communication skills.
• Comfortable using computers; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Provide invigilation during examination periods, including ad-hoc shifts.
• Start and finish examinations following guidelines and scripts; supervise candidate arrival and departure.
• Ensure exams are conducted per guidelines and identify potential malpractice.
• Support both paper-based and digital examinations on campus.
• Attend on-site interview windows as required.

Skills

Reliability

Time management

Organisational skills

Communication

Computer literacy

Standing/walking

No current Brunel students

Job description

The Timetabling and Awarding team are looking to recruit Digital Examinations Invigilators for the examination period at Brunel University London

DIGITAL EXAMINATIONS INVIGILATOR VACANCIES

£12.71 per hour

Description of the job includes:

• To provide invigilation during the University’s examination periods. Ad-hoc invigilation may be required during term time

2026-2027 Exam Dates :

11th – 22nd January 2027

4th – 28th May 2027

16th - 20th August 2027

• Applicants must be available to work for three or more days per week (minimum 21 hours) during examination periods
• Applicants must also be available for an on-site (Brunel University Campus) interview between Monday 2nd to Wednesday 4th November 2026.
• To start and finish examinations, according to the guidelines and announcement scripts, and including supervision of candidate arrival and departure
• To ensure examinations are conducted according to the guidelines and to identify potential cases of malpractice
• To support both paper-based and digital in-person examinations on campus.

Skills required include:

• Need to demonstrate relevant professional experience, either within education or more generally. Retired individuals are welcome to apply; students are not normally considered and are required to declare their student status on the application form.
• Reliability, including self- and time-management skills, and proactivity
• Demonstrably good organisational and administrative skills, and accuracy
• Good communication skills
• Comfortable working with computers in order to interact with and assist students taking digital examinations. Training will be provided.
• Role requires long periods of standing and walking.
• This post is not suitable for current Brunel Students.

Please note: Previous unsuccessful applicants will not be considered

Closing date for applications: Sunday 25th October 2026 March at 23:59