Temple University, Japan Campus

US Regional Representative (Student Recruiter) based in the U.S.

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Position
US Regional Representative (Student Recruiter) based in the U.S.
Department
Admissions Counseling (AC)
Position Type
Full-time (Contractor Agreement)
Work Hours
37.5 hours per week
(Frequent weekend and holiday hours required, compensatory time given)
Location
The U.S. (Remote based position)
Report to
Director, Overseas Admissions Counseling
Visa Requirement
This position is only available to applicants who are eligible to work in the U.S. (The position does not include visa sponsorship.)
Salary & Benefits
Salary Commensurate with experience.
Overview of Position
As the fastest-growing university in Japan, welcoming over 3300 undergraduate students from 90 countries, TUJ is seeking a motivated and outgoing U.S. Regional Representative for its overseas markets worldwide to support university recruiting and advising prospective students.
As an overseas independent contractor, the U.S. Regional Representative provides services chiefly in support of TUJ’s Admissions Counseling Office in meeting enrollment goals that focus on continuing current growth and achieving a qualified and diverse student population as an Admission Counselor (the “Services”). The U.S. Regional Representative will provide the Services mainly remotely for approx. 150 hours per month, including but not limited to, the responsibilities below:
Primary Responsibilities
Serve as the regional representative and primary point of contact for prospective students and applicants
Represent TUJ and its vision to prospective students, parents, school counselors, Japanese language teachers, academic institutions, and other relevant entities
Prepare and deliver presentations about TUJ; attend school/college fairs, recruiting conferences, and similar events in the assigned territories, including travel to other parts of the United States when coverage is needed
Conduct proactive outreach (e.g., phone calls, virtual meetings) and meet in person with prospective and admitted students and their families to build rapport and increase yield
Develop and maintain relationships with high school and community college teachers, counselors, and administrators to increase awareness of TUJ and its programs, with particular focus on schools offering Japanese Language courses and Japanese culture clubs
Expand TUJ’s presence and participation as a sponsor or exhibitor at Japanese cultural festivals and events in the United States Expand our presence and physical attendance as sponsors at Japanese cultural festivals and events in the US
Achieve a quota of 100 school visits, college fairs, and/or events per semester
Meet regularly with, and provide monthly reports to, the Director of Overseas Admissions Counseling
Assist, as requested, with major in-person events held on the TUJ campus in Japan, such as the Counselor Fly-in Program and the High School Summer Program
Perform administrative duties and provide support to various recruiting and marketing projects and programs as determined by the Director of Overseas Admissions Counseling
Required Qualifications & Experience
Bachelor’s degree
Experience in student recruiting and/or university admissions
Native or near-native proficiency in English (spoken and written)
Strong computer skills, including experience with databases and Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Friendly, customer-focused, and professional demeanor
Valid driver’s license and ability to obtain an international driver’s permit if required
Experience in sales and/or marketing
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
Target-oriented mindset, with the ability to work toward and meet defined goals
Ability to communicate effectively at a professional level, both in writing and verbally
Preferred Qualifications & Experience
Experience presenting to large groups, coordinating trips, and/or marketing
Study abroad experience
Experience with CRM systems and university platforms (e.g., Slate, Banner)
Business-level spoken Japanese
Previous work experience with a Japan related organization or affiliation
Based in the southeastern region or east coast of the U.S.
Application Process
Review of applications will begin immediately.
Required application materials to be submitted:
a cover letter highlighting relevant experience and what appeals to you about the position,
a resume or curriculum vitae, and
two references and their contact information,
Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Temple University, Japan Campus is committed to equal opportunity employment, and to increase diversity and inclusivity in both its community and curricula. All qualified applicants shall receive full and equal consideration for employment. The university does not discriminate against candidates and employees because of their disability, sex, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or any other protected status under the law. Candidates who can contribute to the institution's goals are strongly encouraged to apply.
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