Invigilators Vacancies (Part-time/ Freelance)

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We are inviting applications for Invigilators (Part-time/ Freelance) to assist in the delivery of UK Examinations.
British Council is the world leader in English Language Teaching
Essential skills required
  • Have good customer care skills
  • Be punctual
  • Be competent in IT
  • Be available on short notice
  • Be able to work during week days
  • Proficiency and Competency in English Language.( To be assessed during the interview)The following behaviours will need to be demonstrated at interview stage:Creating shared purpose, connecting with others, working together, being accountable, and making it happen.
Completed applications should be emailed to Jobapplicationskenya@britishcouncil.or.ke
Applications should reach us by 13.00 hours, Friday 19th September 2014.
The successful candidates will start in November 2014 on an ‘as needs basis’

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