Field Interviewer – Part‑time (Paisley area)
Natcen Social Research · Bishopton
Job description
About the role
Join Natcen Social Research as a part‑time Field Interviewer, visiting households in the Paisley/Bishopton area to conduct face‑to‑face research interviews on topics such as health, housing and transport. You will use a tablet or laptop to guide conversations and capture real‑world experiences that help shape public policy.
Key responsibilities
- Knock on doors and arrange interviews with residents who have received a prior invitation letter.
- Conduct structured interviews using a tablet or laptop, ensuring accurate data capture.
- Record travel time and mileage in line with project guidelines.
- Maintain professionalism and confidentiality throughout each visit.
Required profile
- Valid UK driving licence and sole use of a car.
- Class 1 business insurance for vehicle use.
- Right to work in the UK and willingness to complete a DBS check.
- Reliable home broadband and a laptop or tablet with a camera.
- At least 18 hours of availability per week, with flexibility for evenings and weekends.
Required skills
- Comfortable using basic technology (tablet or laptop).
- Strong verbal and written English communication.
What we offer
- £20‑£30 per interview, plus admin fees, holiday pay and travel reimbursements.
- Average hourly rate of approximately £15.12, with higher rates for experienced interviewers.
- Bonuses of £250 after launch and at two‑month intervals.
- Flexible part‑time schedule that fits around other commitments.
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Natcen Social Research
Bishopton