University Admission Counsellor

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Experience: 2-3 years

Requirements

Minimum 2-3 years of experience as a University Counsellor or Admissions Consultant.
Focus on UK, Australia, and US university systems.
Bachelor's degree.
Deep knowledge of university application processes.
Knowledge of entrance exams, scholarships, and student visa requirements.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Experience providing one-on-one counseling sessions.
Experience creating tailored university application plans.
Ability to provide detailed feedback on applications and essays.
Ability to work remotely and manage a flexible schedule.

Responsibilities

Provide expert advice and guidance to students applying to universities in the UK, Australia, and US.
Assist students in identifying suitable universities based on their academic profile and career aspirations.
Help students craft compelling personal statements and essays.
Offer guidance on the completion of university application forms, including UCAS.
Advise on the preparation and completion of entrance exams (e.g., IELTS, SAT, ACT).
Counsel students on scholarships, financial aid, and funding opportunities.
Track and meet university application deadlines.
Provide feedback on interview preparation.
Collaborate with the internal team.
Support the development of partnerships with university agents.

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