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Working with us as an examiner Our international reputation for excellence, reliability and fairness in language assessment depends on the high quality and professionalism of our examiners. Thousands of people work for us as examiners, both in the UK and in countries around the world. How to become an examiner In the UK All Cambridge English written exam papers are currently marked in the UK. If you are UK-based and interested in becoming an examiner for either the Speaking or Writing tests, there may be opportunities for you to work with us. In Cambodia If you are based in Cambodia, please contact SpringBoard4Cambodia our international exam centres employ Speaking examiners for the Speaking part of many of our exams. The induction and training process Before you can do any live examining, you will be invited to complete Induction, Training, and Certification of Procedure and Assessment modules. These Quality Assurance (QA) modules may be delivered by online self-access, by telephone and/or via face-to-face meetings. What are the requirements? We welcome your application to become an examiner if you have: education to first degree level or equivalent* a recognised language teaching qualification* proof of substantial, relevant, recent teaching experience ideally equivalent to at least 1800 hours. *An applicant may be exempt either from the formal teaching qualification or from the first degree/equivalent requirement (but not both) if they can provide evidence of considerable relevant teaching experience (i.e. ideally 3,000 hours or more) supported by positive references. How to apply *Opportunities for teachers to become a Cambridge English examiner

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Working with us as an examinerOur international reputation for excellence, reliability and fairness in language assessment depends on the high quality and professionalism of our examiners. Thousands of people work for us as examiners, both in the UK and in countries around the world.  

How to become an examiner

In the UK All Cambridge English written exam papers are currently marked in the UK. If you are UK-based and interested in becoming an examiner for either the Speaking or Writing tests, there may be opportunities for you to work with us. 

In CambodiaIf you are based in Cambodia, please contact SpringBoard4Cambodia our international exam centres employ Speaking examiners for the Speaking part of many of our exams. 

The induction and training process Before you can do any live examining, you will be invited to complete Induction, Training, and Certification of Procedure and Assessment modules. These Quality Assurance (QA) modules may be delivered by online self-access, by telephone and/or via face-to-face meetings.

What are the requirements?We welcome your application to become an examiner if you have: education to first degree level or equivalent* a recognised language teaching qualification* proof of substantial, relevant, recent teaching experience ideally equivalent to at least 1800 hours.

*An applicant may be exempt either from the formal teaching qualification or from the first degree/equivalent requirement (but not both) if they can provide evidence of considerable relevant teaching experience (i.e. ideally 3,000 hours or more) supported by positive references.

How to applyIf you meet the required criteria, you are invited to send your application to SpringBoard4Cambodia by email to [email protected] no later than 10 November 2017.

*We are an Equal Opportunities employer and welcome applications from any member of the community who meets the selection criteria for the position. Personal data collected will be used for recruitment purposes only. 

*Opportunities for teachers to become a Cambridge English examiner