CAMBRIDGE OCR

Cambridge International - O level and IGCSE Islamiyat Examiner What you will be doing As an examiner, you will mark completed exam papers against a mark scheme, working as part of a team with a supervisor who will guide you through the process and answer any queries. Exams for this subject are marked on-screen using RM Assessor. We will make sure that you are fully trained so you understand the exam process and your part. What we are looking for Core skills and experience: 3 years teaching OR examining experience within Religious Studies or Humanities Hold a teaching qualification General skills: Keen eye for detail Work well under pressure Keep to deadlines Use IT confidently Location requirement: Open to applicants based in all eligible countries. Please note We are also interested in people with experience working for other examination boards - you don't need to be teaching the Cambridge International specification for your subject. Additional notes: Applicants may be required to complete a marking task as part of the application process. Applicants may be subject to right to work checks.

Physical Education Examiner What you will be doing As an examiner, you will mark completed exam papers against a mark scheme, working as part of a team with a supervisor who will guide you through the process and answer any queries. Exams for this subject are hardcopy marked (paper-based marking) or on-screen using RM Assessor. We will make sure that you are fully trained so you understand the exam process and your part. What we are looking for Core skills and experience: Relevant teaching experience within the last 3 years. We also consider PGCE students who have completed the classroom teaching element of their course. Current or previous experience teaching within the UK education system. A teaching qualification or a degree related to the assessment subject. Be living in the UK. General skills: Keen eye for detail Work well under pressure Keep to deadlines Use IT confidently Details of papers/units: J587/01 Physical Education: Physical factors affecting performance J587/02 Physical Education: Socio-cultural issues and sports psychology Location requirement: UK only Please note You don't need to be teaching the OCR specification of your subject. We would also be interested in people with current or previous experience of working for other examination boards. Additional notes: Applicants will be subject to right to work and other background checks.

GCSE Drama - Moderators What you will be doing As a moderator, you'll be looking at samples of candidates' coursework to make sure that a centre's marking is accurate and consistent. You'll be part of a team and you'll work closely with your team leader. For remote moderation, either the centre will post samples of coursework to you or you'll download them from a central repository. We'll make sure you are fully trained so you understand the moderation process and your part in it. There will also be standardisation activities to make sure you can apply the marking criteria consistently. The amount of work involved will vary depending on the mode of moderation and the level of the qualification. You would generally moderate around 16 centres with about six samples per centre. We'll quote specific details and fees when we offer you a moderation task. What we are looking for Core skills and experience: Relevant teaching or assessment experience within the last 3 years. We also consider PGCE students who have completed the classroom teaching element of their course. Current or previous experience teaching within the UK education system. A teaching qualification or a degree related to the assessment subject. Be living in the UK. General skills: Keen eye for detail Work well under pressure Keep to deadlines Use IT confidently Details of papers/units: J316/01,02 Drama: Devising Drama Location requirement: UK only Please note You don't need to be teaching the OCR specification of your subject. We would also be interested in people with current or previous experience of working for other examination boards. Additional notes: Applicants will be subject to right to work and other background checks.

Human Biology Visiting Moderator What you will be doing As a moderator, you'll be looking at samples of candidates' coursework to make sure that a centre's marking is accurate and consistent. You'll be part of a team and you'll work closely with your team leader. For remote moderation, you will do a 'virtual visit' with a centre where you'll download samples of coursework from a central repository and then feed back to the centre via a video call and follow up with a report to the centre. For visiting moderation, you will contact centres to arrange a visit, visit the centre in person and follow up the visit with a report to the centre. We'll make sure you are fully trained so you understand the moderation process and your part in it. There will also be standardisation activities to make sure you can apply the marking criteria consistently. The amount of work involved will vary depending on the mode of moderation and the level of the qualification. You will generally be allocated a minimum of 5 centres initially, and should expect to moderate each centre at least twice in an academic year (once in winter/spring and again in the summer). What we are looking for Core skills and experience: Relevant teaching or assessment experience within the last 3 years. We also consider PGCE students who have completed the classroom teaching element of their course. Current or previous experience teaching within the UK education system. A teaching qualification or a degree related to the assessment subject Be living in the UK General skills: Keen eye for detail Work well under pressure Keep to deadlines Use IT confidently Details of papers/units: F172/01 F173/01 F174/01 F175/01 F176/01 F177/01 Location requirement: UK only Please note You don't need to be teaching the OCR specification of your subject. We would also be interested in people with current or previous experience of working for other examination boards. Additional notes: Applicants will be subject to right to work and other background checks.

Become an Examiner with Cambridge OCR Mark A Level and GCSE exams: Helps you to prepare your students for success in exams Earn extra money We'll train and support you Enhance your professional development Our ideal applicant: Has current or recent teaching experience in the subject applied for at the appropriate level Is a current or recent PGCE student who has completed the classroom teaching element of their course and/or has QTS status. We may consider non-teaching candidates who can demonstrate a high-level of subject expertise and/or relevant knowledge of assessment. We also require applicants to be: Meticulous in their approach to work with excellent time-management skills. IT literate with access to a computer at home and a reliable broadband internet connection. It is not essential that applicants are teaching the OCR specification of their subject. We welcome applications from those who are currently marking or who have marked for other examination boards. For further information and to apply, please visit our website via the button below alternatively please call on .

Religious Studies Examiner What you will be doing As an examiner, you will mark completed exam papers against a mark scheme, working as part of a team with a supervisor who will guide you through the process and answer any queries. Exams for this subject are hardcopy marked (paper-based marking) or on-screen using RM Assessor. We will make sure that you are fully trained so you understand the exam process and your part. What we are looking for Core skills and experience: Relevant teaching or assessment experience within the last 3 years. We also consider PGCE students who have completed the classroom teaching element of their course. Current or previous experience teaching within the UK education system. A teaching qualification or a degree related to the assessment subject Be living in the UK General skills: Keen eye for detail Work well under pressure Keep to deadlines Use IT confidently Details of papers/units: H173/01 - Philosophy of Religion H173/02 - Religion and Ethics H173/03 - Developments in Religious thought: Christianity H173/04 - Developments in Religious thought: Islam H173/05 - Developments in Religious thought: Judaism H173/06 - Developments in Religious thought: Buddhism H173/07 - Developments in Religious thought: Hinduism H573/01 - Philosophy of Religion H573/02 - Religion and Ethics H573/03 - Developments in Christian thought H573/04 - Developments in Islamic thought H573/05 - Developments in Jewish thought H573/06 - Developments in Buddhist thought H573/07 - Developments in Hindu thought Location requirement: UK only Please note You don't need to be teaching the OCR specification of your subject. We would also be interested in people with current or previous experience of working for other examination boards. Additional notes: Applicants will be subject to right to work and other background checks.