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Find more information below if you are interested in working with us.Job Title: College Admissions Coach
Part-Time Positions Available | Fully Remote
We’re Winning Ivy Prep, a fast-growing company dedicated to helping students achieve their college dreams. We’re looking for a passionate College Admissions Coach to mentor high school students (grades 9-12) and deliver personalized, top-tier admissions guidance. Based in Palo Alto, CA, we have a strong foothold in Northern California, but our reach is nationwide.
About the Role
As a College Admissions Coach, you will:
- Guide students through every stage of the college application process.
- Communicate with families, keeping them informed and aligned.
- Help students (9th-11th grade) select majors and extracurriculars.
- Support students in applying to extracurricular programs and colleges.
- Keep students accountable and motivated.
- Conduct online meetings with students and parents.
What We’re Looking For
- Education: Undergraduate or graduate degree in a STEM, Business, Psychology or related field from a top 25 US university (Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, etc.).
- Experience: You are at least 2-3 years out of your undergrad or currently in a graduate program.
- Expertise: Strong background in STEM, Business, Psychology or related disciplines.
- Availability: 10-15+ hours/week, with after-school availability (PST), preferably long-term commitment (2+ years).
- Strong Communication Skills: Exceptional writing, speaking, and ability to connect with teens and parents.
- Mission-Driven Approach: Passionate about education and mentorship.
What We Offer
- Fully Remote & Flexible Schedule
- Competitive Compensation
- Collaborative Learning Community
- Meaningful, Impactful Work
- Opportunities for Growth, including potential full-time roles
If you are passionate about mentorship, excited about helping students reach their college dreams, and looking for a flexible, impactful role, we’d love to hear from you!
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