We are looking for Admission Counsellors to join our team and engage with our mission to change the higher education landscape of the country.
As Kalvium ventures into areas unexplored, we need to spread awareness by helping students be fully aware of their options and understand the benefits of joining the Kalvium Program. Students will need explanation regarding what Kalvium is offering and why the course we are offering will help them achieve their aims in life.
Are you ready to mold someone s future?
Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:
1. Assess students interest, aptitude, and abilities in order to assist in understanding fitment for the Kalvium Program
2. Counsel students and parents effectively and handle enquiries in person and over call
3. Follow up with interested students for enrolment/conversion
4. Plan and implement programs to help students with career decisions, such as workshops and other events
5. Be a champion advocate of the software engineering programs powered by Kalvium
Requirements:
1. Excellent English language communication, interpersonal and counselling skills
2. Proficiency in any south Indian languages and Hindi would be a plus
Only those candidates can apply who:
1. are available for the work from home job/internship
2. can start the work from home job/internship between 31st Mar'23 and 5th May'23
3. are available for duration of 3 months
4. have relevant skills and interests
* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.
Job offer: On successful conversion to a permanent employee, the candidate can expect a salary of Rs. 300000 to 400000 /year
Kalvium is pioneering a new era of technology education with work-integrated degree programs in partnership with top-ranked universities and leading tech enterprises globally. We have raised a seed round from 30+ super angels and are backed by global tech leaders. We are looking for passionate individuals who can ideate, innovate and resonate with our vision and help Kalvium reach new heights. There are no boundaries we are afraid to explore and no stones we won't upturn to solve the current skill gap perpetuated by antiquated engineering curriculums.
