Exam Invigilators Essex

We are looking for exam invigilators to oversee examinations for a schools based in Essex.

We are hiring for January, February and May/June 2026.

Don’t worry if you have no experience of invigilating or working in an education environment as we offer free training too, meaning that you can become a competent and fully trained invigilator in no time!

In fact, exam invigilator roles are well-suited to anyone who is seeking flexibility in their working life and wants an alternative to full-time or part-time work. Perhaps you’re retired want to keep your hand in the working world, or a parent who seeks school time slots only, or even a university student who has completed your course and is keen to work over the rest of the term - whatever your situation, exam invigilating is a great opportunity to earn some extra money.

The role of an exam invigilator revolves around ensuring that examinations are run efficiently, securely and with integrity.

You’ll be part of a team who are responsible for ensuring the smooth running of examinations sessions and help to prepare the examination rooms, maintain student attendance records, distribute and collect papers, and of course ensure standards are upheld.

• No previous experience or formal qualifications required
• Full training provided
• Flexible, term-time work
• Wide selection of locations
• Choose half days or full days
• Opportunity to earn extra money

So, if you have a friendly disposition, are reliable, punctual, and empathetic towards students, and want to earn some extra money in a flexible job that fits within your weekly schedule, exam invigilating could be the perfect match.

You must have a Valid DBS check or happy to obtain one. You must have the right to work in the UK. We will require a minimum of 2 references.

We are busy throughout the year working with both schools and universities across the UK.

• £55.44 (half day) and £97.82 (full day)

Please send your CV to

Cloud Stone Education Services specialise in exam invigilating within secondary schools, colleges and Universities across the UK