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A leading education consultancy is seeking an experienced Assessment Writer for Economics to assist in developing assessments for regulated Level 3 programmes. The role is remote and freelance, allowing flexibility around the annual assessment development cycle. Applicants should have strong knowledge in economic concepts and proven ability to create clear and effective assessment materials. The position involves ensuring assessments meet UK standards and responding to feedback to maintain quality.
Position: Assessment Writer, Economics
Location: Remote
Contract Type: Zero Hours
Pay: A flat fee of £450 is payable per assessment window supported.
We are looking for experienced Assessment Writers to support the development of assessments for INTO Qualifications' regulated Level 3 programmes.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to qualifications that prepare international students for progression to undergraduate study. Working closely with the INTO Qualifications academic and quality team, you will help ensure that assessments are fair, rigorous, and aligned with UK academic standards.
You will be responsible for developing assessment materials in line with approved module specifications and learning outcomes. This includes writing examination papers and coursework briefs, ensuring clarity of language, appropriate level of demand, and effective differentiation across grade boundaries. You will work within established assessment frameworks and quality assurance processes, responding to feedback and revisions where required.
The role requires a strong understanding of assessment design and academic integrity, as well as the ability to produce high quality work to agreed deadlines using structured templates and version controlled documentation. Work is commissioned on a freelance basis and scheduled around the annual assessment development cycle.
Applicants should be familiar with core micro and macroeconomic concepts at pre-degree level, including demand and supply, elasticity, different market structures, government intervention and market failure, alongside growth, inflation, unemployment, international trade and basic macroeconomic policy. They should be confident using diagrams and simple data to help students apply and evaluate economic ideas in contemporary contexts.