Onscreen Examiner - BTEC Next Generation

Role summary

We are hiring BTEC Examiners for several subject areas, including Business, Engineering, ICT, Performing Arts, and Sport. We are also seeking BTEC Onscreen Examiners across different sectors who can verify work in Welsh.

What the role involves

An Onscreen Examiner reviews candidate responses using a pre-set mark scheme while following the Code of Practice and examination procedures. Marking is completed online through ePEN and can be carried out from home. The role requires strong subject expertise to apply the mark scheme correctly, and each examiner is given an agreed set of scripts to assess.

Key responsibilities

• Assess work accurately and consistently so that marking standards remain reliable.
• Send sample scripts to the Team Leader at the required checkpoints.
• Keep marking progress on schedule and meet all set milestones.
• Complete all administrative tasks in line with the stated requirements.

Experience and qualifications

Applicants need at least one academic year of teaching experience gained within the last 8 years, in the relevant subject and level, and after qualifying as a teacher. A degree or an equivalent qualification is required, and candidates must also be qualified teachers.

Core competencies

This position calls for the ability to perform under pressure, work to deadlines, and apply a strong command of the subject area when using the mark scheme.

About Pearson

Pearson promotes an inclusive workplace culture where diversity is treated as a strength and everyone is given fair and equal opportunity. The organisation values respect, accessibility, and a supportive environment where people can grow and thrive. Pearson provides content, assessment, and digital services to learners, educational institutions, employers, governments, and other partners worldwide. It is the UK's largest awarding body, offering globally recognised qualifications across both general and vocational pathways.

Additional information

There are multiple openings available for teaching professionals interested in joining teams working as examiners, moderators, and verifiers.