About the Role
The counselor will work directly with students and families, delivering personalized guidance in both English and a second language, supporting academic planning, emotional well-being, and transition milestones.
Responsibilities
- Conduct one-on-one counseling sessions with students in English and a second language
- Support families navigating academic systems in multilingual settings
- Assist with academic goal setting and progress tracking
- Deliver culturally responsive guidance during student development
- Collaborate with internal teams to align student needs with resources
- Maintain accurate records of student interactions and outcomes
- Respond promptly to student and parent inquiries
- Participate in training to stay current on counseling best practices
- Help students prepare for transitions between academic levels
- Identify and address emotional or social challenges affecting learning
Nice to Have
- Master’s degree in counseling or related discipline
- Certification in school or mental health counseling
- Experience with college admissions processes
- Knowledge of educational systems in non-English-speaking countries
- Background in crisis intervention or trauma-informed care
Benefits
- Flexible work schedule
- Remote work setup support
- Professional development opportunities
- Performance-based bonuses
- Access to wellness resources
Compensation
Competitive hourly rate
Work Arrangement
Remote position with flexible hours
Team
Collaborative education support team
Language Requirements
Must be fully proficient in English and one additional language, with demonstrated ability to counsel in both.
Technology Setup
Candidates must have reliable internet and a private workspace for video sessions.
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