The role of Local Coordinators
As an Educatius Local Coordinator, you’ll be ensuring a quality experience for both students and host families. You’ll recruit, screen and prepare prospective host families through community outreach, ensuring every student is placed in a safe and nurturing environment, and support students within their host families once they arrive.
Why become a local coordinator?
Meaningful work
Build relationships with students from around the world and host families in your community while managing your own time from home
Inspire others
For both students and host families, this exchange year will be one of the most interesting and rewarding experiences of their lives. You’ll be a key person in making sure it happens smoothly.
Unlock the world
When you bring in an international student to your community, you are expanding its horizons and contributing to your local high school. The tuition these students pay allows schools to enrich their offerings—a bonus for all.
Get compensation
Earn extra income working part-time flexible hours and meeting great people, while contributing to your community and local high schools.
Stories from our Local Coordinators
What can I expect from Educatius?
Training and support: On-line training, self-paced and flexible, both one-on-on and in quarterly group training. Teams are led by experienced regional managers and a supportive leadership team.
Compensation: This is a flexible, part-time contract. Compensation is based on each student you place and supervise throughout the school year. Local coordinators are also eligible for incentive trips to amazing places where you can connect with your peers and celebrate the successes of the past year!
Job satisfaction: Working part-time and independently from home, you’ll earn extra income while interacting with both the families and students so that everyone enjoys their experience. If you are a creative, persistent individual, experienced in working with people, especially teenagers; with great networking and problem-solving skills within your community (social media skills are a plus), this opportunity is for you!
International students embrace american culture
We are thrilled to share the story of Sunflower Swan, one of our extraordinary Local Coordinators for international students in the USA. At Wyoming High School, the experience for foreign exchange students is nothing short of extraordinary.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Our Local Coordinators come from many diverse backgrounds. Some have full-time jobs while others are stay-at-home parents, business owners, professors, empty nesters, retirees and more!
If you have outstanding communication skills, excellent problem-solving skills, persistence, understanding of people, teens in particular, patience and creative marketing skills, this is the right role for you – and we’ll provide the training and support to help you succeed!
Your responsibility will be to recruit, screen and prepare prospective Host Families through community outreach, ensuring every student is placed in a safe and nurturing environment. We provide our host families with a monthly per-student stipend to help offset associated expenses.
Once the student arrives in your community, you transition into a mentoring and problem-solving role, completing Monthly Progress Reports on each student covering school, social, host family and academic life. If you love to engage with your local community, this is perfect for you.
Use the form below to get in touch and begin the screening process. Our local coordinators love what they do!
