IELTS Test Day Invigilator – East China

Job Description

We are looking for suitably qualified and experienced individuals to join our team of IELTS Test Day Invigilator in East China.

You will need:

• Excellent English skills in Listening, Reading and Speaking (minimum IELTS Band 6 or equivalent)
• An undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification
• At least 2 years’ full time working experience
• Strong sense of security and responsibility
• Strong eye for detail
• Strong sense of following standard procedure
• Excellent communication and organisational skills
• Confident to speak in front of a group of people
• Ability to cope with changes/difficult situations
• Good customer care

For more information on the requirement, please refer to the IELTS Test Day Invigilator Role Profile.

Salary

The above position is a part-time job. It is paid at RMB660 per session. You would be expected to work from 0710 – 1230 approximately.

Application procedure

Before completing the IELTS Test Day Invigilator Application Form, please download the Recruitment Information Pack to read IELTS Test Day Invigilator Role Profile and Guidance on completing the application form.

Please send the following documents to tdprecruitment.sh@britishcouncil.org.cn to complete the application.

1. IELTS Test Day Invigilator Application Form (Word file)
2. IELTS Test Day Invigilator Reference Request
3. Scanned copies of education qualifications
4. Scanned copies of language certificates

If you have applied for this post before, please DO NOT re-apply. If you do not hear from us, you should assume that your application is unsuccessful.

If you are involved or plan to be involved in IELTS teaching in any form, or plan to take IELTS test, please do not apply.

Applications failing to be made on our standard application form will not be considered.

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