National Exam Invigilator (First Term 2026/2027)

The National Exam Invigilator assignment is a short-term appointment for qualified Ministry of Education staff to supervise and monitor the conduct of the first-term school examinations for the 2026/2027 academic year. Appointees are responsible for ensuring compliance with exam procedures, detecting and reporting irregularities, and supporting integrity and fairness within exam committees. Selection is by electronic application followed by interviews conducted by a ministerial committee.

Open to Kuwaiti nationals employed in educational and supervisory positions at the Ministry of Education (including school principal, assistant principal, technical supervisor, head of subject department, and teacher). Applicants must have at least six years' service counted to 1 September of the current academic year, an 'excellent' competency rating for the last three consecutive years, no active disciplinary sanctions in the last three years (unless expunged), provide a criminal record certificate via the 'Sahl' application, and must not have first-degree relatives in grades 10–12. Teachers of subjects listed in the exam committee schedules are excluded from supervising those committees.

Submit an electronic application via the Ministry of Education official website; initial electronic selection is followed by personal interviews conducted by a ministerial committee.