Lytchett Minster School is looking for enthusiastic and organised individuals who will relish the prospect of making a positive difference in the lives of young people. This post represents an exciting opportunity to share in the work of our Examinations department and to work with a friendly and supportive team of invigilators.
Invigilators will be employed on a casual basis to supervise students taking examinations. Hours are variable depending on the exam timetable. The bulk of the exam season is during May, June and early July (5th May to 2nd July 2026) and we would expect invigilators to be able to commit to being available during this period between 8am and 4.30pm, although hours may vary. Invigilators will also need to be available to undertake the necessary training in advance of this (Thursday 9th April If you are able and willing to read and/or scribe for students in an exam, this would be a significant advantage.
Successful candidates will work as part of a pool of casual invigilators and should have excellent communication skills and the ability to deal with issues calmly and effectively. It is essential that the post holder has the skills to be able to read and scribe for the students if needed and is familiar with Microsoft Office. Invigilators must be reliable, punctual, flexible and able to concentrate for long periods. Previous experience working within a secondary school environment would be an advantage. Full training will be provided.
If you would like to informally discuss this post prior to applying, please contact Jo Biddle, Examinations Manager at
Set in a semi-rural location with an 18th Century family Manor House at its heart, Lytchett has one of the most beautiful and inspirational learning environments in the county with stunning extensive grounds and a number of modern extensions. The school is massively over-subscribed and highly regarded in the community. Parents know that Lytchett looks after its students, providing them with outstanding pastoral care and high-quality teaching. The school has a successful, thriving sixth form with over 340 students.
Lytchett has not joined a multi-academy trust, and has no intention of doing so, because it values its independence as a secondary school which serves its local community and produces outstanding outcomes for its students.
To find out more about the school, please refer to our 'What is it like to work at Lytchett?' document.