Cambridge English Speaking Examiner Training (A2 Key&B1 Preliminary) Kanto/ March 28th, 29th

Description:
A one-day Training, followed by a half-day Certification session to enable experienced and qualified teachers to become Speaking Examiners (SEs). This workshop will cover the speaking tests for two levels of Cambridge English; A2 Key (KET), B1 Preliminary (PET). The training and certification are free but the travel and accommodation costs should be covered by applicants.
Date: 　
[Training] Saturday 28th March, 9:00-17:30
[Certification] Sunday 29th March, 9:00-13:30
Location: Kanto
NB.
-Face-to-face only (no online option; applicants must be based in Japan)
-This is a part-time position, and you will be paid on a work basis. A valid visa is required.
-Only those who can commit to examining for us are encouraged to apply.
-Preference will be given to local residents who can travel without using the Shinkansen or requiring overnight accommodation on the day of the exam session.
-Places are limited for this training session (maximum 16 participants), and registration will close once　capacity is reached. Early application is recommended.

For more information about Cambridge English Qualification, please visit;
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/exam-preparation/

Minimum Professional Requirements
Applicants are required to meet the Minimum Professional Requirements (MPRs). Please refer to the link below and ensure that you meet the MPRs before applying.
https://www.kawai-juku.ac.jp/cambridge-english/pdf/SE_Profile.pdf
Please note that applicants must have:
-Education to first degree level or equivalent
-A recognised qualification in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), or an equivalent qualification as part of a recognised university award course
- At least 3 years of full-time (or equivalent part-time) substantial and relevant TESOL teaching experience at the levels applied for, including recent experience within the last 2 to 3 years, with a total equivalent of at least 1800 hours.
- Applicants for Young Learners’ Exams (YLE) are required to have recent experience working with children, ideally in a professional capacity.

Overview of the recruitment process for new Speaking Examiners
1. Send us your CV
If you are interested in applying, please provide your updated CV and the required information to se-recruitment@kawaijuku.jp
with the Email Subject: SE Application (Kanto202603KP)
*Please make sure to use this exact subject line so that your application is properly received.
Please include the following details in your email
・First Name
・Last Name
・Area :Kanto
・Level you apply: A2&B1
Only successful candidates will be contacted within one week.
2. Submission of application form
We will send you an application form. Please return the form, completed in full. Handwritten applications will not be accepted.
Application forms are assessed against the Minimum Professional Requirements (MPRs). Those who do not meet the MPRs cannot be accepted. Only successful candidates will be contacted within one week.
3. Interview by telephone
Please select your preferred date & time for a phone interview on the application form.
You will be contacted during the period you stipulate. A Team Leader (TL) may conduct an interview or a language proficiency check if necessary.
4. Induction
Applicants work through the self-access induction materials, which cover the responsibilities of being a Speaking Examiner and the format and levels of the tests.
5. Training
Training is conducted by the TL and covers how to assess and deliver the Speaking test. The TL assesses the applicants during the session to ensure they meet the Cambridge requirements for a SE.
6. Certification
Applicants must complete certification for each exam level they will examine and their performance must be certified by the TL to become a SE.
7. Approval by Cambridge English
Cambridge English may reject any nomination which does not clearly meet the requirement, and their decision is final.

Note:
-SEs will be asked to consent to the use of a system called Porters (https://www.porters.jp/) for communication with the exam centre regarding exam work requests.
-Speaking test marks will be submitted to the system using a smartphone. Therefore, SEs will be requested to use their own smartphones for this purpose.
-SEs will be asked to attend a recertification session every year in order to remain eligible as a Speaking Examiner. This will normally be conducted as a face-to-face meeting.