Seasonal AP Exam Proctor — Training Included

King School Incorporated; Stamford (CT); On-site; USD 20,664 - 34,440; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Training provided

Seasonal employment

Job summary

King School is seeking reliable proctors for the May 2027 Advanced Placement tests. This seasonal role requires keen attention to detail and a strong sense of exam security and integrity. Training will be provided to ensure consistent administration across sessions.

Proctors may include educational professionals and staff, and must not be high school students or have conflicts with AP cohorts. Candidates should demonstrate excellent communication and organizational skills and align with King

Qualifications

• Excellent attention to detail and accuracy in test administration.
• Strong written and verbal communication with students, families, and colleagues.
• Ability to collaborate with faculty and staff to ensure smooth test operations.
• Organizational skills to manage multiple information platforms and schedules.
• Demonstrated integrity and commitment to exam security and confidentiality.
• Awareness and alignment with diversity, equity, and inclusion principles.

Responsibilities

• Staff AP test sessions with high attention to security protocols.
• Assist with setup, monitoring, and logistics during AP exams.
• Maintain clear communication with the School Registrar/AP Coordinator and proctors team.
• Ensure accuracy in student information and testing materials.
• Train as needed to uphold King School’s standards for exam administration.

Skills

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Collaboration

Organizational skills

Integrity and security awareness

Diversity and Inclusion alignment

Tools

Google Classroom

Gmail

Job description

King School is seeking reliable proctors for the May 2027 Advanced Placement tests. This seasonal role requires keen attention to detail and a strong sense of exam security and integrity. Training will be provided to ensure consistent administration across sessions.

Proctors may include educational professionals and staff, and must not be high school students or have conflicts with AP cohorts. Candidates should demonstrate excellent communication and organizational skills and align with King