What questions do IELTS invigilators ask in part-time interviews?

Actually, it's not that demanding. The interview mainly depends on your oral English and sense of responsibility. Generally speaking, IELTS invigilators will not openly recruit outside. Sometimes, the Cultural Office of the British Embassy in China recruits, but not regularly.

You go to the Cultural Office of the British Embassy in China to look for the application form. The application process is to fill in the application form and answer the relevant questions above. Then they screen the application form, and those who pass the interview will be invited to participate in the interview, and those who have passed the interview will be ok. After that, train, observe the exam again, and then start invigilation.

before the interview, they will ask you to bring your English test grade or IELTS certificate, but this is not necessary.

I took the IELTS test eight years ago, and I couldn't find my certificate long after it expired. After explaining it, the interviewer said,' It doesn't matter if I don't have it', so the certificate is not particularly important. The key is to look at my oral English, and I think it depends on some questions about morality and responsibility they raised during the interview.

It used to be said that all the examiners were foreigners, but now they are all from China. Even the examiners on the day of written examination were from China of the Cultural and Education Section of the British Consulate, and they were foreigners only in spoken English.