SEO (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity)

12thGradeProgramManager

$70–73k San Francisco, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“12th Grade Program Manager at SEO (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity). Skills: College advising, Student mentoring, Application management. Create college-going culture. Foster intellectual curiosity”

What You'll Achieve.

100% of applications submitted on time

Industry & Context.

Eligibility Requirements

Local travel required, In-person attendance required for Saturday programming, Two weeks in-person attendance required during College Application Bootcamp

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

College counselor or advisor experience, Experience with students aligned with SEO's mission, Passion for preparing students to lead by example

Nice to Have

College counselor in high school setting, College counselor in college setting, Financial aid advising experience, Scholarship advising experience

What You'll Do.

Create college-going culture

Foster intellectual curiosity

Foster inclusive community

Foster supportive community

Provide data-driven advising

Guide college application development

Guide essay development

Guide financial aid process

Manage college applications

Manage matriculation decisions

Provide individualized support

Ensure applications submitted on time

Free ATS check

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