Loan Examiner jobs in Gary, IN

Assignment Category:    Part-Time (4 days per month)

General Purpose

The test Supervisor is responsible for the overall quality of the testing program at their HiSET test center. Their major responsibility is to uphold the integrity of the HISET Program by effectively organizing and overseeing the test administration process.

Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities

• Verify the identity and eligibility of each HISET test taker. 
• Maintain testing surveillance logs, seating charts, and other documentation as required. 
• Maintain the security of all testing materials. 
• Prepare a written inventory of all secure testing materials used during each test administration and maintain the inventory documentation in the permanent secure storage area. 
• Conduct testing sessions in accordance with ETS policies and procedures as set forth in this Program Manual and in any supplemental memoranda from ETS. 
• Control testing sessions by following all ETS policies and procedures for conducting a testing session under standard conditions or, when appropriate, with accommodations for test takers with disabilities or health-related needs. 
• Adhere to ETS policies regarding preparing and submitting testing materials for scoring. 
• Inform the program administrator of all disruptions or suspicious events that take place during any testing session promptly and in writing, by using a Test Administrator Irregularity Form. 
• Conduct investigations into test compromises and testing irregularities; follow ETS policies and procedures for reporting these irregularities. 
• Provide information about accommodations that are available and provide accessible testing with approved accommodations for test takers with disabilities or health related needs. 
• Attend appropriate examiner meetings as requested. 
• Maintain testing area to ensure that a suitable testing environment is available for students and that all shared space is left in an appropriate condition. 
• Other tasks as required. 

Education and Experience

• Complete ETS Chief Examiner training prior to proctoring exam
• High School graduate/GED equivalent
• Must be 18 years of age
• have some experience in administering standardized tests
• speak fluent English
• be at least 18 years of age or older
• have the ability to complete forms and to read directions clearly to test takers
• possess unquestionable integrity and be able to handle groups of test-takers in an effective, efficient and friendly manner
• not be involved in high school equivalency instruction

Work Schedule

For the 2021-2022 Grant period only, Monday through Friday, hours will be coordinated with the Adult Education Coordinator

Salary and Benefits

Payment Type:                  Hourly per grant cycle, no benefits

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