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Briana
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How do I become a college and career advisor?
I want to work with high school students and help them plan their goals for after high school. #high-school #high-school-students #high-school #high-school-students #advising #college-and-career
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Tammy Thompson
Executive Assistant
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Boston, Massachusetts
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What a wonderful advocate to be....Consider pulling job opportunities for a guidance counselor or advisor to get a better understanding of the role. Possibly schedule a discussion with your own advisor / guidance counselor for insight on what the expectations of the position. Then begin your quest for the necessary in school education to pursue the job. Good Luck!
stephanie taylor
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Carmel, Indiana
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Hi!
I found the following requirements noted for a job posted in Indianapolis:
1. Knowledge: a) Minimum Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred in Education, Communication, Psychology, English, or related field, b) Previous experience in an academic advisory position or extensive customer service experience preferred
2. Skills: a) Excellent oral and written communication skills, b) Relaxed professional demeanor on the phone, c) Strong interpersonal skills with faculty, staff, and student populations, d) Exceptional customer service and organizational skills, e) Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office, 50 wpm). Including Outlook, Excel, Google Docs, Canvas, and CRM’s., f) Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, g) Attention to detail
I hope this helps in some way!
I found the following requirements noted for a job posted in Indianapolis:
1. Knowledge: a) Minimum Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred in Education, Communication, Psychology, English, or related field, b) Previous experience in an academic advisory position or extensive customer service experience preferred
2. Skills: a) Excellent oral and written communication skills, b) Relaxed professional demeanor on the phone, c) Strong interpersonal skills with faculty, staff, and student populations, d) Exceptional customer service and organizational skills, e) Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office, 50 wpm). Including Outlook, Excel, Google Docs, Canvas, and CRM’s., f) Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, g) Attention to detail
I hope this helps in some way!
Ashley T.
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Marysville, Washington
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One thing you may want to consider is getting a master's degree in school counseling -- this degree is often required to work in the kind of position it sounds like you are interested in and will show your commitment to the field.