- Supervise writers during exam sessions.
- Assist the Supervisor and IT Proctor(s) at the exam centre.
- Ensure exam rules and regulations are adhered to.
- Ensure the security and safekeeping of exam materials.
New invigilators will be required to complete specific orientation training before receiving their first contract.
Additional trainings will be required on an ongoing basis.
Hourly, contracted for each exam session.
$29/hour.
We offer exams in the following locations:
- Alberta: Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Lloydminster, Medicine Hat, Peace River, Red Deer
- British Columbia: Abbotsford, Burnaby, Castlegar, Cranbrook, Fort St. John, Kamloops, Kelowna, Nanaimo, Prince George, Revelstoke, Surrey, Vancouver, Victoria, Thompson, Terrace
- Saskatchewan: Regina, Saskatoon, Swift Current
- Manitoba: Brandon, Winnipeg, The Pas
- Nunavut: Iqaluit
- Yukon: Whitehorse
Invigilators report directly to the exam Supervisor during an exam. For all other contract related processes an invigilator will work with the Exam Contractor Management Team.
Applications
The first step in becoming an invigilator is to complete an application. This step will take approximately 10 minutes and will require you to submit a professional resume. No cover letter is required.
Click here to begin the application process
*Please note the application button will continue to work and is available to applicants in Western Canada. Therefore, apply only when there is an opening in your area.
During Stage 2, applicants become “prospective contractors” and are assigned a contractor ID and given partial access to the Contractor Platform (D2L). This platform is used to deliver training sessions, post information, and communicate with contractors.
In Stage 3, prospective contractors gain full access to the Exam Support Platform (D2L) with additional resources and exam specific information and are eligible to receive contracts.
Additionally, prospective contractors will have access to the online Contractor Portal, which the School uses to collect contractor information and availability for staffing purposes.
Experienced contractors will complete the performance reviews of prospective contractors following at least two exams/contracts. Experienced contractors will also assist with any questions prospective contactors may have.
Individuals who successfully complete this stage are added to the CPAWSB contractor pool.
