Key responsibilities

Student guidance: Conduct individual counseling sessions to understand a student's academic background, goals, and preferences to suggest the right courses, universities, and countries.
Application assistance: Guide students through the entire application process, including preparing and submitting materials to international institutions.
Visa support: Advise and assist students with the visa application process, ensuring they meet all requirements.
Test preparation: Coordinate test preparation efforts, which may include scheduling and providing resources for exams like IELTS or TOEFL.
Information and updates: Stay current on visa regulations, admission criteria, and scholarship opportunities in different countries.
Workshop and events: Organize and conduct informational sessions and workshops for students interested in studying abroad.

Qualifications and skills

Education: A bachelor's degree is often required, with fields like education, counseling, or international relations being common. Some roles may prefer postgraduate qualifications or certifications.
Experience: A minimum of 2-3 year of experience in a similar role is frequently requested.
Communication: Excellent communication skills are crucial. Fluency in English is a must, and proficiency in other languages can be a significant advantage.
Interpersonal skills: A pleasing personality, confidence, and the ability to handle pressure are important.
Knowledge: A deep understanding of the overseas education system, university admission requirements, and visa processes is essential.
Other qualities: Candidates should be self-motivated, flexible, and a team player.

Student Counselor