Mandeep Kaur Sandhu

Mid-day Supervisor with 14 years' experience

Talent

GBMember since June 25, 2026

Good practical knowledge of Health and Safety in the workplacePhysically fit and willingness to learnExperience in decision making and problem solvingStrong communication skills and ApproachabilityGood communication skills verbally and writtenGood time managementWorking under pressureWorks well in a team but also lone workingDress making/designingBeauticianCooking

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About

I am a hardworking and efficient Mid-day Supervisors with 14 years' experience as a Midday Supervisor. My role involves overseeing student behavior, facilitating smooth transitions between lunch and afternoon lessons, and assisting with various school activities. I am known for my excellent communication skills, patients, and ability to handle any situation with calm, empathy.

Also, I work as an exam invigilator during GCSE and A-level exam periods. My role is to make sure that the correct papers are given to the correct candidate and make sure that I am always paying attention during the exam if a student requires any assistance. In addition, I have experience of working with special needs students or those who require extra assistance as I also invigilate concession.

This is where I must pay extra attention and care to those who may suffer from ADHD, autism, dyslexia, anxiety and more.

Experience

Midday Supervisor - School

(2014-01)

This is currently my part time job, I work 7.5 hours a week. My role involves overseeing student behavior, facilitating smooth transitions between lunch and afternoon lessons, and assisting with various school activities. I have excellent communication skills, patients, and ability to handle any situations with calm and empathy. I have also supervised school trips.

Home career (disabled family members) - Private/Home

(2009-01 - 2025-01)

On a daily basis I took care of my In-laws both had multiple disabilities. Daily I would have to make sure medication is given three times a day, arranging and taking them to appointments, ensuring all meals are prepared daily. Also, I was checking blood pressure and temperature and nail cutting, these were the disabilities I had worked with, and these include: Blindness, arthritis, depression and deafness.

Exam invigilator - School

(2025-01)

My role is to make sure that at least 30 minutes before the GCSE or A-level exam I am in the examination room where I must organize and place all the exam papers to the correct candidates as sometimes there may be multiple different exams occurring at the same time in the same examination hall. Durin the exam hall I must make sure that I am always paying attention during the exam if a student requires any assistance. When invigilating concessions, I must pay extra attention and care to the candidates as they may suffer from different conditions, and which means they are slightly disadvantaged.

This means I must comfort and relax the candidate so that they are physically and mentally able to do the exam. Sometimes I may need to escort the candidate outside for the fresh air.