Academic/Program Support FLSA Status Non-Exempt Overview A Proctor is a person responsible for overseeing and monitoring an exam or test, ensuring a secure testing environment by verifying student identities, enforcing exam rules, distributing test materials, and reporting any irregularities or misconduct during the testing period.
THIS POSITION IS ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS.
Hours may be few and inconsistent. Responsibilities Student identification verification Exam distribution and collection Monitoring test environment Enforcing exam rules Addressing student concerns Reporting irregularities Maintaining test security
Qualifications Education :
High School Diploma Skills and Abilities :
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