International Standards Verifier - BTEC Business (International)

Position Overview

This role is open exclusively to candidates residing outside the UK, offering both remote and occasional in-person contracts. The Standards Verifier is essential in safeguarding consistency and integrity in vocational qualifications by verifying that assessment and internal verification adhere strictly to national standards. The role demands expert subject-specific guidance, audit activities, constructive centre feedback, and continual enhancement of quality assurance protocols.

Key Responsibilities

• Uphold professional integrity and serve as a representative of Pearson by adhering to policies concerning conduct, data privacy, and security.
• Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in all professional interactions.
• Report any suspicion or knowledge of malpractice, maladministration, or safeguarding concerns promptly.
• Meet all deadlines and maintain confidentiality of centre and learner information.
• Operate own IT equipment equipped with necessary Pearson software, anti-virus, and secure email distinct from work accounts.
• Stay current with qualification specifications and any relevant National Occupational Standards.
• Provide tailored expert support and advice aligned with verification standards.
• Complete all mandatory training and participate in annual standardisation within deadlines.
• Conduct centre visits for qualifications requiring face-to-face verification, following Assessment team directions and with proper authorization.
• Follow Pearson’s quality assurance procedures and execute prescribed sampling for allocated qualifications.
• Assess learner submissions and internal verification documentation to ensure compliance and accuracy.
• Deliver clear, constructive feedback and generate detailed sampling reports after assessments.
• Communicate any deviations from standards clearly and advise on corrective measures.
• Support centres in resolving issues and sustaining compliance.
• Recommend learner work or assessment materials for future training and standardisation events.
• Maintain ongoing communication and collaborate closely with Pearson supervisors and internal departments.

Required Experience and Qualifications

• Demonstrated strong foundation in quality assurance and assessment methodologies.
• At least two complete academic years of teaching within the relevant subject/sector in the past eight years, or significant expertise and knowledge of Pearson assessment, quality processes, and national standards within the last five years.
• Experience carrying out verification of regulated qualifications.
• Excellent communication capabilities.
• Ability to lead and coordinate training sessions, including standardisation events.
• Profound knowledge of sector-specific qualification specifications.
• Previous experience in leadership or support roles in critical quality assurance functions.

Additional Application Requirements

Successful applicants will be asked to submit documentation including evidence of vocational qualifications (such as BTEC), subject-specific qualifications, proof of relevant teaching experience or assessment experience, and recent continuing professional development achievements in the subject area. Failure to provide these upon request will result in disqualification from further recruitment stages.

Technical and Compliance Requirements

• Provision of own IT hardware capable of running Pearson software with necessary security measures.
• Use of a personal, secure email address separate from any work-related accounts.
• Adherence to data privacy, information security, and confidentiality requirements.

Company Representation and Conduct Expectations

• Conduct all activities maintaining Pearson’s reputation and integrity.
• Advocate and practice diversity and inclusiveness professionally.

Opportunity

We have multiple openings for teaching professionals to join our expanding teams as examiners, moderators, and verifiers for international vocational qualifications.