Free State Education Department Is Looking For Exam Assistants


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Applications are hereby invited from qualifying full-time students and unemployed teacher graduates to serve as Examination Assistants during the marking of the National Senior Certificate examination scripts in July and December 2024.


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The Free State Department of Education is now taking applications for the appointment of examination assistants for July and December 2024 marking sessions. Apply now!

Marking times are from 8am until 8pm. No sleeping accommodation and no transport will be provided.

Requirements

  • South African citizens

Preference will be given to candidates in the following categories:

  • Full-time education students who are at least in their second year of study at a recognised tertiary institution
  • Education students with relevant and appropriate experience of examination-related work
  • Education students with basic numeracy skills
  • Unemployed education graduates with proof attached

How To Apply

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Application forms can be downloaded using the link above. Complete all the spaces provided on the form fully and honestly.

Complete the separate form containing bank account details and have the bank verify and put a stamp on it. The applicant must sign the form. Be sure to use your own banking details and nobody else's.

Attach a certified copy of your qualifications.

If you are currently studying, attach a letter of proof of your latest registration at the tertiary institution that you are currently enrolled at.

Three certified copies of your ID must be attached to the form.

Submit only one set of the application form.

Forms and documents need to be submitted at the District Office or the Fidel Castro Building Ground Floor or N8 Gateway Office Park.

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