- Be at least 18 years old.
- Hold a high school diploma.
- Have excellent English language skills.
- Have a strong understanding of the SAT exam.
- Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Be available to work on Saturdays during the SAT testing season (October-June).
Step 2: Create an Account
- Go to the College Board website and create a user account.
Step 3: Complete the SAT Proctor Training Course
- Once your account is created, you will be able to access the SAT Proctor Training Course.
- The training course covers everything you need to know about being an SAT proctor, including the logistics of the test day, test security procedures, and how to administer the exam.
- The training course takes approximately 2 hours to complete.
Step 4: Pass the SAT Proctor Certification Exam
- After you have completed the training course, you will be able to take the SAT Proctor Certification Exam.
- The exam covers the same material as the training course.
- You must score at least 80% on the exam to pass.
Step 5: Apply to Become a SAT Proctor
- Once you have passed the certification exam, you can apply to become an SAT proctor.
- The application process involves submitting your personal information, educational background, and work experience.
- You will also be required to provide references from two professional sources.
Step 6: Attend a Proctor Orientation Session
- If you are selected to be a proctor, you will be required to attend a proctor orientation session.
- The orientation session will cover the logistical details of the test day and provide you with additional training on test security procedures.
Step 7: Proctor the SAT Exam
- After you have completed the training and orientation sessions, you will be ready to proctor the SAT exam.
- As a proctor, you will be responsible for ensuring that the test day runs smoothly and that all test security procedures are followed.
Step 8: Get Paid
- Proctors are paid an hourly wage for their work.
- The hourly wage varies depending on the location of the test center.