Exam Invigilator / Beacon Hill Academy

Every; Texas; On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Beacon Hill Academy in the UK is hiring an Exam Invigilator on a casual, part-time basis, with a pay rate of £13.70 per hour. Based at Beacon Hill Academy, the role involves supervising exams and supporting learners during assessment periods, with a flexible as-needed schedule.

Applicants may need experience with exam conditions and safeguarding, and should be prepared for enhanced DBS checks. The posting indicates an application deadline of Sunday, 1st November 2026 and a start date to be

Job description

Exam Invigilator / Beacon Hill Academy (Beacon Hill Academy)

Location: Beacon Hill Academy, DY3 1BP, UK

Salary: Grade 4 / £13.70 per hour / As and when required

Contract Type: Casual

Education Phases: Secondary;

Job Roles: Education Support;

Working Patterns: Part-Time;

Key Stagess: Ks3, Ks4;

Application Deadline: Sunday, 1st November 2026

Interview Date: TBC

Expected Working Start Date: TBC

Is a Shared Job: No

About us

Beacon Hill is located in Woodsetton to the east of Sedgley. It is the largest of the academies in the Trust with over 1,100 learners on roll. It recruits at capacity in Year 7 and draws pupils from a large number of different primary schools in a highly populated area. Since 2019, GCSE results have shown improvements in both the attainment and progress of learners. There has been a marked rise in the proportion of learners achieving Grade 5 or higher in both English and Mathematics.

One of the advantages of its size is the number of staff who work in learner support and the broad pastoral care system. The academy has its own AS Base, with trained staff on hand to provide the extra support and care that AS learners may require. There is a comprehensive programme of extra-curricular activities ranging from sports and the arts to valuable enrichment experiences that have included visits to Oxbridge Universities, skiing trips to Italy, and visits to the WWI battlefields, China and Silicon Valley.

As a Trust we are highly centralised, which means that all of our systems and processes are aligned. Everything we do is developed collaboratively involving many professionals and experts who work together across the Trust, all striving to provide the highest quality provision for our learners.

Teaching and Learning is supported by a central team of Subject Directors who are experienced teachers with leadership and mentoring skills who work across our academies supporting teachers in their personal development, data analysis and curriculum planning. Subject Directors have specific areas of focus such as Mathematics, Science, Reading, Writing and History.

Closing date is midday Monday 1st November 2026 - we reserve the right to close this vacancy earlier than the date advertised.

All successful applicants will need to undertake an enhanced disclosure and barring service check and children and adults barred list checks, where the applicant will be employed in a regulated activity.

Dudley Academies Trust is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, including disabled, and black and ethnic minority applicants.

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Dudley Academies Trust is fully committed to prioritising emotional health and wellbeing for all employees. We support our employees to make positive choices for their own wellbeing and encourage an open and understanding culture across and between all roles in the Trust. Our Employee Assistance programme offers 24/7, free legal, financial and counselling provision to all staff. Please see the attached wellbeing charter for further information.