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City & Guilds Group is seeking External Quality Assessors to support centres with industry and quality assurance expertise. This role offers flexible income via competitive daily rates and the opportunity to work alongside your current job while developing new skills.
As an EQA you will plan and monitor QA activities, maintain relationships with centres and the City & Guilds office, and ensure adherence to qualification requirements and regulatory arrangements.
We are currently looking for External Quality Assessors to carry out and document quality assurance activities in line with City & Guilds and regulatory arrangements.
This role is a great opportunity to use your industry expertise, work alongside your current job, build additional income with competitive daily rates, and continue to expand your own skills and development.
For more information please see the Role Profile & Person specification.
Our EQAs support our centres with current industry and quality assurance expertise. As a City & Guilds EQA you will need to maintain effective working relationships with our centres and the City & Guilds office, planning and monitoring quality assurance activities in line with our qualification requirements. The role is both a challenging and rewarding experience and a great opportunity to use your industry expertise.
Applicants must meet the essential criteria:
Please provide detail of your occupational competence to cover the below qualifications:
TheRole Profiledefines the responsibilities and expectations of anExternal Quality Assurer (EQA).
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