Proctor

Job Description Job Description Responsibilities: Sit in a room at one of 3 facilities and monitor test takers help the instructors, willing to work all 3 shifts - will have advance notice for 2nd/3rd shift and they already have several eTesters who prefer 3rd shift Representing client as the first point of contact for the students in electronic testing sessions. Adaptability and responsiveness to client requirements and requests for assistance. Maintaining assigned testing area’s schedules, equipment, communications and risks/constraints. Monitoring testing area by checking-in all participants, enforcing compliance guidelines within testing environment, replenishing classroom supplies, conducting pre-requisites and pre-work checks and post-session room cleanup. Providing status updates to the Delivery Services Manager weekly, or more frequently, if necessary. Escalating any issues to the Delivery Services Manager in a timely manner. Staying abreast of content requirements in the agreed subject matter areas. Will be asked to help assist instructors in classes. Including but not limited to handing out papers, helping students with computers and, safety in the lab. If candidate excels may be considered for instructor role when coming direct depending on needs at the time of hire. Skills and Knowledge Requirements Minimum of one year of experience in customer service. Technical aptitude with PC, able to help login and navigate through a variety of software applications, including Microsoft Excel. Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently or as a team. Strong customer service skills.

Required qualifications:

  • Minimum of one year of experience in customer service
  • Technical aptitude with PC
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Desired qualifications:

  • Experience in educational settings
  • Familiarity with electronic testing procedures
  • Strong organizational skills
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