How to become a proctor?

Proctoring jobs are often part-time positions, and you do not need a specialized degree to begin this career. If you are enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program, check to see if your university offers proctoring positions to students. Otherwise, you can begin with an online search for local schools and companies looking to hire proctors, and then contact them to inquire about the specific qualifications and skills they require. For example, some institutions expect prior job experience as an educator, librarian, military officer, or counselor. You can also join a proctoring network which universities and other schools sometimes use.