Job Description

An admission counselor in a school guides prospective students through the enrollment process, provides information about the institution, and supports them in making informed decisions about their educational path. They act as a point of contact for students and their families, addressing inquiries, providing guidance, and assisting with applications. Key Responsibilities:

Recruitment and Outreach:

Participating in recruitment events, college fairs, and school visits to attract prospective students.

Information Provision:

Providing detailed information about the school, its programs, admission requirements, financial aid, and campus life.

Application Assistance:

Guiding students through the application process, ensuring they meet deadlines, and helping them complete necessary forms.

Counseling and Guidance:

Offering personalized guidance to students based on their academic background, interests, and career aspirations.

Admissions Decisions:

Evaluating applications, conducting interviews, and participating in the selection process.

Relationship Building:

Maintaining communication with prospective students, families, and high school counselors.

Record Keeping:

Maintaining accurate records of student interactions and application statuses.
Essential Skills:

Communication Skills:

Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for interacting with students, parents, and colleagues.

Interpersonal Skills:

Building rapport and trust with students is crucial for providing effective guidance and support.

Organizational Skills:

Managing multiple tasks, deadlines, and student interactions requires strong organizational abilities.

Problem-Solving Skills:

Addressing student inquiries, resolving issues, and providing solutions are essential parts of the role.

Knowledge of Admissions Processes:

A thorough understanding of the school's admission policies, procedures, and relevant regulations is necessary.

Knowledge of Financial Aid:

Familiarity with financial aid options, scholarships, and loan programs is helpful.

Computer Literacy:

Proficiency in using computer systems, databases, and software for managing student information.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?25,431.86 - ?30,616.78 per month

Work Location: In person