Mystery Shopper (ID Tester)

redwigwam; Holyhead; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

A UK-based flexible work provider is recruiting mystery shoppers in Holyhead to test age-verification compliance in local supermarkets. Applicants must be aged 16+ and between 18-22 years old for audits. This role offers flexible working hours and the chance to gain valuable experience in compliance. Responsibilities include visiting local stores, attempting to purchase age-restricted products, and reporting findings on ID checks.

Benefits

Flexible work hours

Gain experience in compliance and auditing

Help ensure legal compliance in retailers

Qualifications

• You must be aged 16+ to apply and 18–22 years old to complete audits.
• Reliable and able to submit reports promptly.

Responsibilities

• Visit local supermarkets and shops to test age-verification processes.
• Attempt to purchase age-restricted products and report the compliance.

Skills

Reliable and confident individuals

Good attention to detail

Able to follow simple instructions

Job description

Overview

Are you looking for flexible work that fits around your life? We’re recruiting mystery shoppers to help keep communities safe by testing the Challenge 25 age-verification law in supermarkets and other retailers.

To complete age verification audits, you must be 18–23 years old.

Responsibilities

• Visiting supermarkets and shops in your local area

• Attempting to purchase age-restricted products (such as alcohol or fireworks)

• Reporting back on whether staff correctly apply Challenge 25 ID checks

Who can apply

• Anyone aged 16+ is welcome to apply

• To complete age verification audits, you must be 18–22 years old

What we’re looking for

• Reliable and confident individuals

• Good attention to detail

• Able to follow simple instructions and submit reports promptly

Why join?

• Flexible work – fit jobs around your schedule

• Gain valuable experience in compliance and auditing

• Help make communities safer by ensuring retailers follow the law