Academic Advisor Intern
Job Summary We are looking for a dynamic and student-focused Academic Advisor to guide prospective students through the complete admission journey—from inquiry to enrollment. The role involves counselling students, explaining academic programs, and ensuring a smooth and positive admission experience. If you are passionate about education, enjoy interacting with people, and have strong communication skills, this role is for you. Key Responsibilities • Handle student inquiries through phone calls, emails, walk-ins, and online platforms. • Counsel prospective students on available courses, eligibility criteria, career opportunities, and admission procedures. • Follow up with leads and convert inquiries into successful enrollments through effective communication and counselling. • Provide accurate and up-to-date information about academic programs, admission requirements, and institutional policies . • Assist students with application forms and ensure timely completion of all admission-related documentation. • Coordinate with academic and administrative teams to ensure smooth onboarding of newly admitted students. • Participate in admission drives, seminars, education fairs, and promotional events. • Maintain and update student data, inquiries, and conversions in CRM or database systems. • Achieve individual and team admission targets within defined timelines. • Offer post-admission support to ensure a seamless transition for enrolled students. Qualifications & Skills • Bachelor’s degree in Education, Marketing, or a related field (preferred). • Excellent communication, counselling, and interpersonal skills. • Strong presentation and convincing abilities. • Proficiency in MS Office and CRM systems. • Ability to work under pressure and meet admission targets. • Customer-centric mindset with a positive and professional attitude. • Fluency in English and local languages. How to Apply Interested candidates can share their resume or contact us at: Email: hr@asbsmba.com
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