Kensington and Chelsea - Exam Invigilators Required (2026 Exam Season)

Are you seeking flexible, short-term work during the summer term? Secondary schools are recruiting Exam Invigilators for the May-June 2026 examination period. This opportunity is ideal for university students, graduates, career changers, parents returning to work, and retirees looking for adaptable part-time hours.

About the Role As an Exam Invigilator, you will supervise GCSE and A-Level assessments, ensuring all exams are conducted in line with official regulations. You will help maintain a calm, organised environment where students can focus and perform to the best of their ability.

About the Schools Schools across Kensington and Chelsea are well-established, inclusive, and equipped with modern facilities. Staff teams are professional and supportive, with clear procedures in place to ensure examinations run smoothly and efficiently.

Flexible Hours Full-day and half-day shifts are available, allowing you to balance work alongside other commitments.

Key Duties * Supervise exam sessions to maintain appropriate exam conditions * Ensure students follow examination rules and guidelines * Distribute and collect exam papers securely * Follow procedures set by awarding bodies * Assist with seating arrangements and respond to general queries

Why Apply? * Competitive hourly pay * Free training provided - no previous experience required * Valuable addition to your CV * Referral bonus scheme * Experience within secondary school settings

Who We're Looking For Reliable, punctual individuals with strong attention to detail. Applicants must have: * An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or be willing to obtain one) * A CV covering the last 10 years (where applicable) * The legal right to work in the UK

Apply Today Interested in becoming an Exam Invigilator in Kensington and Chelsea? Apply now to secure your role for the upcoming exam season.

How to Apply Click 'Apply Now' to get started. For more information, contact Seema Parbat on (phone number removed) or