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Overview Flexible Worker Contract Location: Remote About The Role We’re keen to build an ongoing pipeline of Visiting Moderators / Quality Assurers to join our T Level Moderator team to support our peak moderation periods across the year. These flexible worker roles focus on supporting the T Level Technical Qualification in Education and Early Years (Level 3 ) delivered by NCFE and are ideal for Assessors and Internal Quality Assurers (IQAs) looking to gain experience within our external quality assurance team in a visiting moderation role.
As a Moderator, you’ll play a key part in ensuring assessment quality, consistency, and compliance across providers delivering Early Years and Education programmes.
As part of these visiting moderation roles, travel will be required within business hours during the moderation windows which take place September to January and February to May.
By submitting your application, you’ll join our talent pool, and we’ll contact suitable candidates as moderation opportunities arise.
How You’ll Make An Impact
- Visiting providers to observe students and assessors to carry out moderation in line with our quality assurance policies and following up with further remote moderation.
- Completing clear, accurate, and timely reports (working to SLAs).
- Providing excellent customer service and support to providers, helping them understand assessment requirements.
- Identifying risks, areas of non-compliance, and development needs, producing action plans to drive improvement.
- Working collaboratively with the wider Moderation team to embed changes and maintain high standards.
- Upholding regulatory and compliance requirements for Early Years and Education qualifications.
We’d love to hear from you if you offer the following:
- Subject expertise in Early Years / Education qualified to Level 3 or above.
- Minimum 3 years’ experience delivering Early Years, Supporting Teaching & Learning, or Education qualifications.
- Up-to-date CPD demonstrating occupational competence in Early Years and/or Assisting Teaching.
- Qualification and experience of assessment and internal quality assurance.
- Strong report-writing, communication, and organisational skills.
Feeling inspired? Read the full Job Description
Why work as a flexible worker for NCFE?
Our flexible workforce provides supportive quality assurance to ensure that learners taking NCFE qualifications are getting the best education possible. If you become a flexible worker with us, you’ll choose how to fit your work around your other personal and professional commitments – making this a great opportunity to make a difference in a way that suits you.
You’ll receive full training and the materials, tools or equipment needed to ensure you’re able to complete your duties in line with NCFE requirements, with the ability to take on flexible worker contract alongside other work, without the need to be registered as self-employed.
All applicants will be expected to adhere to NCFE’s behavioural framework and to uphold our core values.
You can find out more about how our flexible arrangements work, the flexible worker roles we recruit, and frequently asked questions around the application, induction and training process, and your rights and protections by visiting our Flexible worker opportunities page.
Shape real change with an NCFE career
Imagine a career where your contributions affect not only what people learn, but the way that learning is developed and delivered.
With over 170 years of education experience our core purpose remains at the heart of the organisation – to promote and advance learning to create a fairer, more inclusive society, making sure no learner is left behind.
Want to know more? Take a look at our website https://www.ncfe.org.uk/
How To Apply
Before applying, please note that we require all candidates to be able to demonstrate proof of Right to Work in the UK.
Ready to join us and shape real change? Apply with your CV and answer the associated application questions.
Closing date: Ongoing
Interview Details: If successful in your application, we will ask you to attend one of our talent discovery sessions which will provide you with the opportunity to:
- Understand more about the role
- Engage with key staff and other applicants
- Gain further insight into the qualification and assessment methods
You’ll also be asked to complete a short task post session to also allow us to evaluate your suitability for the role.
If successful in this post you will be required to complete an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.
This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and therefore applicants are required to declare any cautions, convictions, reprimands, and final warnings that are not protected (i.e., that are not filtered out) as defined by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (as amended in 2013).
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) statement
We’re committed to building rich diversity into our workforce at all levels, to ensure that we understand and are representative of the communities and customers we serve.
We do not discriminate against anyone due to their gender, sexuality, race, age, religion, beliefs, identity, social background, visible or hidden disability, or neurodiversity. Instead, we pride ourselves on our collaborative, vibrant and high-performance culture which embraces everyone, celebrates uniqueness, and enables everyone’s voice to be heard.
