International University Admissions & Scholarship Mentor.

UGO is looking for an International University Admissions & Scholarship Mentor to guide students through applications to universities abroad. Practical admissions experience is required. You should have helped at least one other person prepare or submit an international university application and be able to explain your contribution. Experience through an education consultancy, freelance work, volunteering or independent mentoring is welcome. Junior mentors with relevant experience are encouraged to apply. Previous work at a study abroad consultancy or admissions agency is a strong advantage. Payment is commission-based: starting at 25% of the agreed UGO service fee, with the opportunity to increase to 32%. There is no guaranteed fixed monthly salary. Responsibilities • Assess students’ academic backgrounds, interests, achievements, goals and funding needs, then develop individual admissions roadmaps. • Research universities and programmes, creating balanced lists based on academic fit, budget and funding opportunities. • Identify suitable scholarships and financial aid, checking eligibility, funding coverage, documents and deadlines using official sources. • Help students strengthen their profiles and improve their own personal statements, essays, CVs and supporting materials. • Guide application preparation and submission, conduct practice interviews, and follow up on university requests and decisions. • Hold regular student meetings, communicate with parents and the UGO team, and keep records, tasks and deadlines updated. Requirements • Hands-on involvement in international university applications, with at least one concrete example of your work. • Practical knowledge of admissions requirements and scholarship or financial aid opportunities in the destinations you know. • English sufficient to research official requirements, communicate professionally and review application documents and essays. • Russian and Uzbek sufficient to advise students and communicate confidently with parents. • Strong research, writing, organisation and time-management skills. • Ability to support several students, use shared documents and student-management systems, and meet deadlines. • Respect for confidentiality and academic integrity. Students must remain the authors of their application materials. You may specialise in particular countries or admissions systems. Please identify these in your application. Relevant practical experience matters more than the number of years worked. Terms • Ongoing cooperation supporting students throughout their admissions journey. • Commission starts at 25% of the agreed UGO service fee , with the opportunity to increase to 32% , depending on skills and student assignments. • 60% of the mentor’s commission is paid across four initial monthly instalments. The remaining 40% is paid upon a qualifying unconditional admission offer , under the mentor agreement. • Earnings depend on student assignments, package values, commission rates and payment milestones. There is no guaranteed fixed salary. • Opportunity to grow towards supporting 20–30 students, depending on capacity, quality of work and available assignments. • Working arrangements, availability and student workload are agreed before starting. How to apply Please send your résumé and a short cover letter answering these four questions. Brief bullet points are welcome: • Describe one international university application you helped someone else prepare or submit. Include the country, university or programme, application year, your specific tasks, and the outcome or current status. Pending applications are welcome. • Where did you gain this experience? Name the consultancy or organisation and your role, or describe your freelance, volunteer or independent mentoring work. Mention any scholarship or financial aid applications you supported. • What is your availability? Include your available hours per week and working languages. • Are you comfortable with the commission-based payment and staged payment schedule described above, with no guaranteed fixed salary? Use anonymised examples without students’ names or private documents. Please explain your admissions experience even if it is not obvious from your résumé.