Specialist, Measurement at Pearson PlcWestminster

London, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Oct, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

17 Jul, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Data Analysis, Statistical Methods, Trend Identification, Regulatory Compliance, Research Reporting, Policy Creation, Quality Assurance, Communication Skills, Problem Solving, Collaboration, Analytical Thinking, Technical Guidance

Industry

Education

Description

Specialist, Measurement and Analyst Have you just graduated or started your career journey and have a passion for data? Do you have an interest in secondary education? If the answer is yes, then we want to hear from you! You will be comfortable with manipulating and analysing large amounts of data and identifying trends across a range of qualification types. As specialist, measurement and analyst, you will be part of a team that is responsible for setting and maintaining standards across General Qualifications (UK and Internationally). You will be working with a larger multi-disciplinary technical team working with experts from research, assessment design and statistical intelligence to ensure our products meet regulatory and organisational excellence throughout the qualification life cycle. Accountabilities 1.Balance multiple sources and strength of evidence to inform judgements that will impact learners’ progression opportunities, including the use of statistical data is key. These judgements must be transparent, consistent over time and in the interest of protecting the integrity of the qualification suites; 2. Apply statistical methods to analyse assessment performance data; 3. Evaluate the effectiveness of assessment solutions by identifying appropriate statistical methods/techniques and interrogation of data to ensure they are robust, fair, reliable and valid; 4. Lead on the creation and review of awarding policies, quality assurance, strategies, guidance and training; 5. To ensure adherence to and provide evidence of regulatory compliance; 6. To scope, carry out and report outcomes from research. Deliverables * Critically review awards, providing an overview and rationale of awarding decisions; * Providing an overview of evidence that rationalises trends in and confidence in results; * Reports on outcomes of research – building the evidence bank to explain results; * Developing awarding procedures for suites of qualifications; * Developing and delivering awarding training for internal and external staff; * Support and provide technical guidance to development and product teams in relation to standards, grading models and awarding. Pearson Profile Competencies * Excellent analytical skills with the ability to quickly synthesise trends and patterns and articulate to a wider non-technical audience; * Problem solver; * Excellent collaborator across teams; * Self-starter, curiosity to investigate, and uses initiative; * Excellent communication skills * Makes decisions in the context of data, policy changes and education/assessment research; * Sets high standards of performance for self and others. Qualification/s and Experience * Degree or Equivalent in a numerate discipline is essential. Masters in numerate discipline desirable. * Education or assessment experience is desirable, not essential. Your rewards & benefits We know you’ll do great work, so we give a lot back with some of the best benefits in the business. We know one size doesn’t fit all, so our workplace programs meet the different needs of our diverse teams, and their families too. Please see our attractive UK benefits here: Pearson Jobs – Benefits [https://pearsonbenefitsuk.com/]

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Responsibilities

The role involves analyzing large datasets and applying statistical methods to ensure the integrity and validity of general qualifications. Responsibilities include creating awarding policies, ensuring regulatory compliance, and reporting research outcomes to inform awarding decisions.