Your Role as an Exam Invigilator - Top Tips and Advice

[@My-Progression]

Hi all - we've created a new video on your role as an exam invigilator UPDATED for 2023-24 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppOomZtqiahloNEsi=YhgwdNGcDjLGzIii

[@My-Progression]

Hi everyone, a viewer made a good point that we wanted to highlight: A bottle of water may be taken in if you wish to do so. However, the water bottle cannot have any labels and needs to be see-through. You will need to show this during the environment check process. No watches at all are allowed in the exam room, not even a normal watch. We always welcome feedback on our videos so thank you Marcus for the feedback!

[@mr.differenzchannel7270]

Excellent work done. I will always replay it each time I am called to invigilate.

[@My-Progression]

great to hear!

[@florencebolakalemichael6303]

Well done, keep it up.

[@ayodejiogundoro9868]

The video is impactful. Thank you

[@My-Progression]

thank you for watching, we have a new version with some updated information on our channel, check our pinned comment here to view :)

[@colleenmitchell5003]

Good information..thank you..simple and straightforward.

[@My-Progression]

Thank you Colleen!

[@mksingh2682]

As always very great information

[@My-Progression]

Thanks again!

[@clarizalissah]

Simple and straightforward information thank you.

[@My-Progression]

Glad it was helpful!

[@distinctreflections]

Given that most exams in England and Wales are done under JCQ regulations, there are some things in the video that aren't compliant with the JCQ regs. (eg telling people times)

[@My-Progression]

Hi Neil, thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. In regards to your point, JCQ regulations state that an invigilator must not give an indication of time elapsed or remaining unless the candidate has been awarded a prompter, where a 5 minute warning may be given at the end of an examination

[@charleshiggie7034]

I don't agree with the instruction not to let the candidates write on the question paper. With English papers in particular, candidates normally annotate texts before answering the question.

[@My-Progression]

Thank you for the feedback

[@JuneBance]

So many things wrong with this! But two main things, candidates must NEVER use blue ink, and ARE alllowed to write/highlight on their question papers.

[@My-Progression]

Thanks for your feedback! We've actually created a follow-up video with updated guidelines. The updated video addresses the points you made. Here is the link to the updated video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppOomZtqiahloNE

[@penelopespencer6779]

Only a 5 min warning is allowed but must consider the impact on the students taking the exam re 15 min sorry but this is now out of date !

[@My-Progression]

Thanks for your feedback! We've created an updated version of the video that addresses your point: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppOomZtqiahloNE