College Advisor

College Advisor – Class 101 [LOCATION] Location: San Francisco, CA Employment Type: Part-Time ($25 Hourly + Student-Based Incentives) Reports to: Center Director About Class 101 Class 101 helps students and families navigate the college planning process with confidence. From test prep and college lists to scholarships and admissions timelines, we equip families with a clear roadmap for success. Our centers provide personalized guidance, proven resources, and a supportive experience that empowers students to reach their goals. Role Overview As a College Advisor, you will work directly with high school students and their families to guide them through the college planning process using Class 101’s proven curriculum and tools. You’ll support students with goal setting, timelines, applications, scholarships, and decision‑making while maintaining clear communication with families. This is a part‑time, hourly role with student-based incentive opportunities. Approximately 95% of advising is conducted remotely, with occasional in‑person sessions or events as needed based on location and family preferences. What You’ll Do Lead one‑on‑one and small‑group advising sessions using Class 101’s structured college planning curriculum Guide students through key milestones including test prep planning, college exploration, applications, and scholarships Help students build balanced college lists aligned with academic, financial, and personal goals Maintain consistent, professional communication with families regarding progress and next steps Motivate and support students to stay engaged and on track throughout the process Document advising notes and updates accurately in Class 101 systems Participate in team meetings, training, and collaboration with advisors and the Center Director Support workshops, webinars, or community events as needed (virtual and occasional in‑person) (Optional) Host family information sessions to support enrollment efforts and earn additional incentives What We’re Looking For Required / Core Qualifications Experience working with teens, families, or in education, coaching, advising, or youth programs Strong interpersonal and communication skills with both students and parents Organized, dependable, and comfortable managing multiple students Self‑motivated and able to work independently in a remote‑first environment Willingness to learn and follow a structured advising curriculum and systems Bachelor’s degree preferred (education, counseling, psychology, or related field a plus) Highly Preferred (Not Required) Direct experience in college planning, admissions advising, or college access programs Familiarity with selective college admissions, including Ivy League institutions Knowledge of or experience supporting students applying to HBCUs Background in programs such as TRIO, Upward Bound, College Advising Corps, or similar college access initiatives Experience helping students navigate scholarships, financial aid, and admissions timelines (Candidates without these preferred experiences are still encouraged to apply if they bring strong mentoring skills and a passion for student success.) Compensation & Incentives Hourly pay: Commensurate with experience Student‑based incentives: Additional earnings as you grow and retain your student roster Professional growth opportunities: As the center expands and programming evolves Why Join Class 101? Meaningful, flexible work supporting students and families through a pivotal life stage Remote‑first advising model with limited in‑person requirements Proven curriculum, tools, and training provided Supportive, collaborative team environment Opportunity to deepen expertise in college planning and admissions strategy The chance to make a real, lasting impact on students’ futures Ready to Help Students Reach Their College Goals? Apply today to join Class 101 San Francisco, CAand be part of a team that helps students plan with confidence and purpose. #J-18808-Ljbffr