About this role
Part-Time Field Interviewer – Office for National Statistics (ONS)
12-month temporary contract.
Do you enjoy meeting new people, working independently, and doing work that genuinely makes a difference?
AMS is recruiting Part-Time Field Interviewers to support the Office for National Statistics (ONS) across multiple UK locations. This is a unique opportunity to contribute directly to the collection of official data that informs national decisions on public services, the economy, and communities across the UK.
Why join ONS as a Field Interviewer?
Working for ONS means representing the UK’s largest producer of official statistics. Your work will help provide accurate, trusted data that shapes government policy and reflects the experiences of people across the country. This role offers flexibility, independence, and meaningful public-facing work in your local community.
What the role involves
Visiting pre-selected households chosen through a statistical sample (not volunteers)Conducting structured interviews and collecting accurate data using digital toolsExplaining the purpose of each study clearly and building rapport quicklyManaging your own schedule, travel, and administrationRepresenting ONS professionally within the community What we’re looking for
Confident communicators who enjoy engaging with the publicAbility to work independently and manage time effectivelyProfessional, resilient, and well-organised approach to workFlexibility to work varied hours Essential requirements
Access to a car and a full UK driving licenceWillingness to travel between sampled addressesFlexibility to work evenings and Saturdays Working pattern
Average 22 hours per weekInterview visits take place between 09:00 and 20:00Shifts may fall between 09:00–12:00, 12:00–18:00, 18:00–20:00, and Saturdays 09:00–20:00Some travel and admin may take place outside interview hours Pay and contract
£13.25 per hourHoliday pay: £1.99 per hourTotal hourly rate: £15.24Start date: Once pre-employment checks are completedContract: 12 months, with potential extension Training and support
Full training and ongoing support will be provided to ensure you feel confident and successful in the role.
Why this work matters
Every interview completed contributes to the official statistics used to inform decisions on public services, economic planning, and social policy across the UK.