Jobs in York, Grã-Bretanha

Department: Data Collection Delivery, External Field

Employment Type: Part Time

Location: Home-based, UK

Compensation: £13.50 / hour

A car is essential for this role. To apply, you must have:

• A valid UK driving licence


• Sole use of a car


• Class 1 Business Insurance (you’ll need to purchase this)

Average earnings: The average interviewer earns £13.50/hour, with the opportunity to earn more, the more interviews you achieve.

If you have a month where your completed interviews would take your salary below minimum wage, we will pay you the difference.

You’ll also receive a £250 joining bonus to get you started

What’s the role about? As a Field Interviewer, you’ll visit people in their homes to carry out vital research that shapes public policy — from healthcare to education. Using a tablet, you’ll guide conversations to collect real insights into daily life in Britain.

This isn’t a desk job. You’ll be out knocking on doors — often unannounced. Some people won’t answer. Some will say no. You’ll face tough moments, but when someone says yes and shares their story, you’ll know you’ve helped influence real change.

• Resilient, confident communicators


• People who bounce back after rejection


• Independent, self-motivated workers


• Comfortable using basic tech (+ home WiFi)

You must be able to commit to at least 20 hours a week, including evenings and weekends. You’ll also need to complete a DBS check, have the right to work in the UK, and access to a laptop or tablet for training.

No research experience needed. If you’ve worked in a role where you support or interact with members of the public, or customers — you’ve already got the right skills.

Fast. Simple.

• Apply online


• Video interview (via Willo – do it anytime, anywhere)


• Final interview (includes a short role play)


• Offer & background checks – all digital

Need adjustments? Contact: natcenrecruitment@instant-impact.com

We’re NatCen, the UK’s largest independent social research organisation. Our work is trusted by government, universities, and charities — and helps improve lives across the country.