Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from East Side House Settlement, as the description references the organization multiple times and provides direct application instructions through their website.
Job overview
The Student Advisor at George Washington High School supports over-age and under-credited students in an alternative education program, helping them achieve academic and personal goals to earn a high school diploma.
Responsibilities and impact
The advisor manages a caseload of 60-70 students, conducts outreach and intake interviews, refers students to support services, consults with school staff, maintains records, conducts workshops and counseling, assists with college and employment processes, documents interactions, and participates in community and extracurricular activities.
Compensation and benefits
The position pays $21.98 per hour with full-time permanent employment; benefits details are not specified but the organization is a nonprofit with community-focused services.
Experience and skills
Requires a minimum B.A. or B.S.W. degree with at least two years of youth services experience, strong communication, organizational, interpersonal, and time management skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Word, Google Suite, Zoom, and other applications.
Work environment and culture
The role operates in a school office environment with a business casual dress code, emphasizing teamwork, community engagement, and flexible hours including some evenings and weekends.
Company information
East Side House Settlement is a nonprofit founded in 1891 serving the South Bronx with education, community services, and recently food distribution to support economic improvement.
Team overview
The advisor reports to the Program Director and Assistant Director within the Learning-to-Work program at the George Washington Campus YABC, working closely with school counselors and teachers.
Job location and travel
The job is located at 549 Audubon Ave. E., New York, NY 10040, with some remote work and occasional travel for trips and home visits.
Application process
Applicants must apply through the East Side House website, requiring account creation or sign-in; no specific deadlines beyond the closing date of July 21, 2025, are mentioned.
Unique job features
The position involves working with an alternative high school program designed for students with adult responsibilities or credit deficiencies, offering unique opportunities for social-emotional support and community involvement.
Company overview
NAFSA: Association of International Educators is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing international education and fostering global connections. It supports professionals in the field through training, advocacy, and networking opportunities, primarily focusing on student exchange, study abroad programs, and international student services. Founded in 1948, NAFSA has played a pivotal role in shaping policies and practices that enhance cross-cultural understanding and global learning. The organization generates revenue through membership fees, conferences, and professional development programs, serving as a key resource for educators and institutions worldwide.
How to land this job
Tailor your resume to emphasize your experience in student advising, youth services, and your ability to manage caseloads of students, highlighting skills in academic and social-emotional outreach.
Showcase proficiency with remote communication platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, as well as data management tools such as Salesforce and Google Suite, to align with the job’s digital and documentation requirements.
Apply through multiple channels including NAFSA's official corporate career site, East Side House Settlement’s website, and LinkedIn to maximize application visibility.
Connect with current Student Advisors or program staff at NAFSA on LinkedIn; use ice breakers like commenting on recent community initiatives or asking about strategies for supporting over-age, under-credited students.
Optimize your resume for ATS by incorporating keywords from the job description such as 'student advising,' 'academic support,' 'social-emotional outreach,' 'caseload management,' and 'community service.'
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