As an Academic Counsellor, you will play a crucial role in guiding students through their academic journey, helping them make informed decisions about their education, and providing support to enhance their overall learning experience. This role involves effective communication, understanding of educational programs, and a commitment to student success.

Student Guidance

Provide one-on-one academic counseling to students, assisting them in understanding program requirements, curriculum, and academic policies.

Guide students in setting academic goals and developing personalized education plans.

Educational Program Information

Stay informed about the educational programs offered by the institution, including degree requirements, specializations, and potential career paths.

Communicate program information to students and address any queries they may have.

Career Counseling

Provide career guidance by helping students explore potential career paths related to their chosen field of study.

Student Support

Identify and address academic challenges and personal concerns that may affect a student's performance.

Collaborate with other support services, such as mental health resources, to ensure comprehensive student assistance.

Admissions Assistance

Assist prospective students in understanding admission requirements, application processes, and deadlines.

Guide students through the application and enrollment process, ensuring a smooth transition into the academic program.

Record Keeping

Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student interactions, academic plans, and relevant communications.

Use the institution's information systems to track student progress and provide reports as needed.

Communication:

Effectively communicate with students through various channels, including in-person meetings, emails, and virtual platforms.

Collaborate with faculty, administrators, and other stakeholders to ensure coordinated support for students.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in any field. Master’s degree is a plus.

Previous experience in academic advising or counseling is preferred.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Knowledge of educational programs, curricula, and academic policies.

Empathy and the ability to understand and address the diverse needs of students.

Familiarity with educational technology and information systems.