Delivery Network Manager (Exams) - CB Support

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Role title: Delivery Network Manager Exams - CB Supports

Role purpose:

Reporting to the Senior Delivery Network Manager (CB Support), the role leads end-to-end technical delivery of computer-based (CB) exams across multiple countries. It ensures systems, devices, venues, infrastructure, and delivery partners are ready and compliant.

Working with Exams Delivery, IT partners, and venue technicians, the role provides first-line technical support and manages escalations before, during, and after tests. It ensures standard operating procedure (SOP) adoption, monitors key performance indicators (KPIs), resolves recurring issues, and improves technical support to protect the candidate experience. Occasional travel and out-of-hours or weekend work may be required.

Main accountabilities:

Service Delivery

- Provide remote and on-site first-line IT support for CB exams, including venue setup, system checks, test-day incident handling, and post-test tasks.
- Ensure exam systems, devices, and connectivity are compliant and test-ready.
- Support CB product rollouts, monitor technical performance, analyse incidents, and train venue staff on CB systems and procedures.

Customer Experience

- Act as the first escalation point for test-day technical issues, resolving them promptly to minimise impact on candidates.
- Monitor technical KPIs and improve the stability of CB delivery.

Leadership & Management

- Coordinate IT support and allocate resources across assigned countries.
- Collaborate with operations, IT partners, vendors, and venue technicians.
- Promote knowledge sharing and continuous improvement.

Key Relationships

- Internal:

- Country and cluster Exams operations teams
- Regional and cluster IT service delivery colleagues
- Global Information Services / GSD
- Local in-country IT teams

- External:

- IT service vendors
- Venue staff and venue technicians
- Venue providers and technical partners.

Qualification and Experience:

Qualification/Education

- Degree or equivalent experience
- Lean Six Sigma qualification (desirable)

Work Experience

Essentials

- Excellent computer skills, solid knowledge of hardware, software, network
- Understanding and experience of risk and compliance management
- Have experiences in support end-user to resolve technical issues.

Desirables

- Experience of supporting on delivery of computer-based exams
- Troubleshooting experiences of hardware, software and network devices.

Important information:

- Language requirement:  The British Council systems and global processes operate in English. Written and verbal proficiency in English is required
- British Council Pay band: 6/G
- Department : English and Exams
- Working location : Thailand
- Proof of Identity requirements/right to work in country : Candidates should ensure they have the legal right to live and work in the country where the role is based. Visa sponsorship and relocation assistance are not provided.
- Closing Date: Sunday, 08 Nov 2026 (23.59 ICT)

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