Student Exchange Coordinator - Hanover area

NOTE: this is a contract position and payment is only issued upon completion of placement/supervision reports.

International Experience (iE) is seeking to hire people who want to make a positive impact in their local community. As a Student Exchange Coordinator (commonly referred to as "Local Coordinator") you will help mentor high school exchange students from around the world, who have chosen to spend a school semester or school year in the US. iE is proud to offer personalized and hands-on care to each student and family participating in our program. With your help, we can ensure that they come away from their experiences with a better understanding of different cultures and memories that last a lifetime!

We are looking for someone who is interested in working with students currently in the Hanover area on exchange (see section "supervision" below).

What else can a Local Coordinator do?

• Recruit host families: research and contact people near you who would be interested in hosting one of our exchange students for either one or two semesters.
• Making placements and vetting: Complete placements and vet potential host families to ensure they meet the requirements to host. Help host families select the right exchange student for their family.
• Supervision: Provide students and host families the support and guidance necessary during their exchange experience through regular contact, ultimately ensuring the safety and well being of the exchange student(s).

Perks of the job:

• Pick which areas of responsibility you want to focus on! You're only interested in one or two areas of responsibility of the role? No problem! We provide the training, materials and resources, you decide which parts of the role you want to pursue!
• Set your own hours and fit the role around your everyday schedule.
• Work from home or get out into the community - it's up to you. While some work has to be done on-site (e.g. vetting the host family home, regular in-person meetings with students and host families), the majority of the work can be done from home/remotely.
• Set your own goals and decide how many students/families you want to work with. We offer cash bonuses, travel perks, etc. if you meet certain recruitment milestones, but there are no quotas you have to meet.
• Meet people from other countries and get to know different cultures, make connections across the globe and in your local community and help make dreams come true.

Basic requirements to apply:

• age 25 or older
• have a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• own a computer/tablet and have basic computer skills
• authorized to work in the USA
• pass a criminal background screening

Find out more at: https://ie-usa.org/work-with-students/

Apply online at: https://ie-usa.org/local-coordinator-application/, or send your resume as well as a summary of your experience working with teenagers, exchange students and/or volunteers via really Messenger or email.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule
• Referral program

Compensation Package:

• Bonus opportunities
• Commission pay

Schedule:

• Choose your own hours

Application Question(s):

• Are you over the age of 25?
• If you are not submitting a resume, what is your phone number?

Ability to Relocate:

• Hanover, NH 03755: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person