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A recruitment agency is looking for Exam Invigilators in Derbyshire to support local schools during exam periods. The role suits individuals seeking flexible and short-term work. Responsibilities include setting up exam rooms, supervising students, and ensuring compliance with exam regulations. Ideal candidates are reliable, calm, and able to follow instructions. Training and support are provided as needed. Must have or be willing to obtain an enhanced DBS check.
Exam Invigilator – Derbyshire
Location: Derbyshire
Contract Type: Flexible / Seasonal
Start Date: Exam seasons throughout the academic year
Pay Rate: £16 per hour
Training Required: Previous Experience or Online invigilation training (help provided if needed)
Education Personnel are recruiting Exam Invigilators across Derbyshire to support our partner schools during exam periods. This Exam Invigilator role suits individuals who are available for short‑term, regular work when exams take place and are happy to accept bookings that may vary week to week.
Exam Invigilators play a key role in ensuring exams run smoothly and in line with regulations. The work is straightforward, but reliability, attention to detail, and professionalism are essential. Work is mainly based in school exam halls during exam periods.
This is an ideal opportunity for those looking to pick up additional work, return to education‑based roles on a flexible basis, or work around other commitments. You must have an enhanced DBS on the Update Service or be willing to apply for one. You can do this through us.
We understand that exam invigilation is flexible, seasonal work, and we recruit with that in mind. We work with a wide range of schools and exam centres and aim to offer you work that fits your availability. Whether you want a few days here and there or regular bookings during exam season, we keep things clear, organised, and well communicated.
We are currently recruiting across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, placing staff in Primary, Secondary, SEND, and mainstream settings. Our aim is simple: to help you find the right role and feel properly supported while you're there.