Job Responsibilities

International Counselor at DueWest Position Responsibilities 1. Intellectual Stewardship Guide students through a process of self-discovery, help them identify their interests and ambitions, brainstorm authentic essay topics, and advise students on a comprehensive and cohesive application angle. Provide detail-oriented guidance on all components of students’ school applications, including school list generation, personal statement development, resume polishing, and interview preparation. 2. Client Services Create and execute a plan for students’ personal and intellectual growth and realization of goals. Collaborate with parents and Due West Parent Coordinators to facilitate students’ development and provide updates on their progress. Support families with the specific problems faced by students applying from a global context. Additional Responsibilities Collaborate with Due West Course Consultants in the sales process to represent the Undergraduate or Secondary School team and educate families about our programs. Represent Due West and provide support during presentations, marketing events, and business development initiatives. Contribute to the continued growth of a start-up education company by taking advantage of skills in writing, presentation design, public speaking, data management, and relationship building.

Job Requirements

Position Requirements - Native English Speaker, with strong reading, writing, and public speaking abilities - Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited American institution - Only Top 75 American University will be considered. - Desire to work on a multi-cultural team in an international environment - Creativity, flexibility, and the ability to work cooperatively - Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills - Possess strong work ethic, communication skills, and organizational and time management abilities - Desire to work in a fast-paced “start-up” environment - Experience within rigorous academic and/or work environments - Interest in learning and contributing to curriculum and program development - Visa eligibility (non-Chinese citizens): minimum two years post-baccalaureate work (or graduate school) experience Qualifications Desired - Mandarin language ability (not required; other East Asian languages also helpful) Cultural awareness, adaptability, and interest in China - Previous experience in: Teaching or educational counseling Admissions Development or fundraising Project management Direct customer service Public relations/communications Desire to grow into a leadership position with increasing business development responsibilities Academic background in math, science, engineering, architecture, and/or artistic design

Required Languages

English