OVERVIEW The Admissions Counsellor (US Colleges) role at Crimson Education focuses on guiding students through the complex process of applying to universities in the United States. Working within a global college admissions consulting firm, the counsellor supports students and families by shaping clear, individualized admissions strategies. The position offers flexibility, with options to work remotely or from an office, and can be structured as either full-time or part-time. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Partner with students and their families to develop individualized college admissions strategies – Guide students in the selection of appropriate schools – Lead application planning throughout the admissions process – Collaborate with a global consulting team to support student outcomes REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS University admissions, particularly to US institutions, can be highly competitive and difficult to navigate without expert guidance. This role directly supports students in making informed decisions and presenting strong, coherent applications that reflect their goals and strengths. By working closely with families and a global team, the Admissions Counsellor contributes to positive educational pathways and long-term academic opportunities for students. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Clearly demonstrate your experience working with students, families, or educational advising in your application materials – Emphasize your ability to collaborate effectively within a team, especially in distributed or international settings – Highlight any experience related to admissions planning, school selection, or mentoring students through complex decision-making processes – Show flexibility and adaptability, as the role offers multiple work arrangements and may involve diverse student needs – Prepare examples that reflect strong communication skills and the ability to build trust with students and parents – Research the organization’s mission and approach to admissions consulting to align your application with its values