Advisory / Counselling Jobs

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BISS Preschool

About the Role BISS Preschool seeks a dedicated Preschool Teaching Assistant for supply coverage during staff absence or illness. This is a flexible, on-call position designed for education professionals who can provide immediate support to maintain the high standards of our early childhood education program. As a supply assistant, you will step in seamlessly to ensure continuity of care and learning for our diverse community of 100 children aged 18 months to 6 years, representing over 35 nationalities. This permanent part-time position operates on an as-needed basis, offering flexibility while contributing to an internationally recognized educational environment. You will work within our inquiry-driven, play-based program that integrates with the Norwegian Framework Plan for Preschools, supporting children's holistic development in a nurturing, multicultural setting. Key Responsibilities Support the delivery of a broad, balanced, and differentiated curriculum tailored to individual children's developmental needs and learning styles Assist in creating and maintaining a safe, stimulating learning environment that promotes exploration, creativity, and social-emotional growth Supervise children during indoor and outdoor play activities, meal times, rest periods, and educational sessions Support lead teachers in implementing age-appropriate learning activities that encourage cognitive, physical, and social development Assist with daily routines including personal care, hygiene assistance, and behavior guidance using positive reinforcement techniques Participate in observation and documentation of children's progress and developmental milestones Collaborate with the teaching team to ensure seamless classroom operations and maintain established routines during staff absence Contribute to raising standards of children's achievement within BISS Preschool's educational framework Support outdoor learning experiences utilizing the adjacent woodland and fjord environments Assist in maintaining classroom resources, educational materials, and learning spaces Participate in emergency procedures and ensure adherence to health and safety protocols Undertake additional professional duties as required to support the preschool's objectives Requirements Essential Qualifications: Teaching assistant qualifications for international schools (preferred) or relevant early childhood education experience Excellent English language proficiency, both written and oral (minimum B2 level) Must be available for short-notice assignments and based in the Stavanger area Commitment to safeguarding and promoting child welfare Key Skills: Strong collaborative abilities and teamwork skills Experience in building caring, nurturing, and creative learning environments Ability to establish positive relationships with parents and families from diverse cultural backgrounds Understanding of child development principles and age-appropriate practices Flexibility and adaptability to work with different age groups and classroom dynamics Strong communication skills for interacting with children, parents, and colleagues Personal Qualities: Passionate about inspiring a love of learning in young children Responsible, enthusiastic, and proactive approach to early childhood education Open-minded, reflective, and flexible mindset Creative thinking abilities and problem-solving skills Excellent classroom practitioner with natural teaching instincts Cultural sensitivity and appreciation for international diversity About BISS Preschool Located in the quiet suburb of Gausel, Stavanger, BISS Preschool is part of a distinguished family of not-for-profit learning organizations dedicated to delivering exceptional international education. Our preschool focuses on the development of the whole child through an inquiry-driven, play-based program that integrates seamlessly with Norwegian educational frameworks. Our unique location provides enriched learning opportunities, with adjacent woodland and fjord areas offering natural outdoor classrooms that enhance children's connection to nature and environmental awareness. The preschool operates in close collaboration with BISS Gausel and BISS Sentrum Primary Schools, creating a cohesive educational journey for students and families. We are committed to gender equality in our workforce and strongly encourage male candidates to apply. All appointments are subject to criminal record verification as part of our unwavering commitment to child protection and safety.

$31k - $42k
4032 Stavanger, Norway
Full-time

City University of Hong Kong

About the Role Join City University of Hong Kong, a leading international institution ranked among the world's top universities. We are seeking qualified professionals for Executive Officer positions to support our dynamic administrative operations. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to a globally recognized university that has achieved remarkable rankings including #54 in Best Global Universities (U.S. News & World Report 2025-2026) and #1 in the World's Most International Universities. Candidates with less experience may be considered for appointment as Executive Officer II, providing a pathway for career development within our organization. Key Responsibilities Support senior management in strategic planning and implementation of university initiatives Coordinate administrative operations across multiple departments and faculties Manage complex projects from conception through completion, ensuring timely delivery Prepare comprehensive reports, presentations, and documentation for senior leadership Facilitate communication between various stakeholders including faculty, staff, and external partners Oversee budget planning and resource allocation for designated programs or departments Ensure compliance with university policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements Represent the university at meetings, conferences, and official functions as required Provide analytical support for decision-making processes through data collection and analysis Supervise and mentor junior administrative staff members Requirements Bachelor's degree in relevant field; advanced degree preferred Minimum 3-5 years of progressive administrative experience in higher education or related sector Demonstrated experience in project management and strategic planning Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and database management systems Ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment Strong interpersonal skills with ability to work effectively across diverse teams Experience with budget management and financial planning Knowledge of higher education administration and academic processes preferred Selection Process Shortlisted candidates will be invited to participate in a written assessment as part of the comprehensive selection process. This evaluation will assess analytical thinking, communication skills, and relevant professional competencies. Benefits Package We offer a highly competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Our comprehensive benefits package includes: Generous leave entitlements supporting work-life balance Medical and dental consultations at our well-equipped campus clinic Professional development opportunities within a world-class academic environment Access to university facilities and resources Opportunity to work in Hong Kong's most international university setting Why City University of Hong Kong As one of Asia's premier institutions, we provide an inspiring work environment that values diversity, innovation, and excellence. Our commitment to internationalization and academic distinction creates unique opportunities for professional growth and global collaboration.

$62k - $78k
Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Full-time

Syddansk Universitet

About the Role We are seeking enthusiastic International Student Mentors to join our team supporting international master's programmes at the Faculty of Social Sciences and SDU Business School in Odense. This rewarding part-time position offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of new international students while developing valuable professional skills in mentorship, event coordination, and cross-cultural communication. As an International Student Mentor, you'll work collaboratively with the Education Administration and our International Student Coordinator to create a comprehensive and supportive experience for our diverse international community. This role combines hands-on event management, peer mentorship, and student advocacy to ensure new international students have the resources and guidance they need to succeed academically and personally. Key Responsibilities Study Start Program Coordination: Plan, organize, and execute comprehensive orientation programs for incoming international students, ensuring a smooth and welcoming transition to university life in Denmark Campus Activities Leadership: Actively participate in on-campus activities and events during August orientation period, facilitating engagement and community building Volunteer Tutor Management: Recruit, coordinate, and support a network of volunteer international tutors who provide ongoing peer support throughout the academic year Event Representation: Serve as a student representative at International Tuesdays, acting as both assistant and facilitator to create inclusive programming Student Outreach: Share authentic student experiences and insights with prospective international students at Open House events and recruitment activities Guidance and Counseling Support: Participate in various student support initiatives including informational meetings, informal gatherings, and one-on-one guidance sessions Resource Development: Assist in creating and maintaining informational materials and resources specifically designed for international student needs Community Building: Foster connections between international students through social events, study groups, and cultural exchange opportunities Administrative Support: Collaborate with university staff on student services improvements and feedback collection from the international student community Requirements Currently enrolled in an international master's programme at SDU Excellent English language proficiency in both written and spoken communication Outgoing, approachable personality with genuine passion for helping others succeed Strong understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities facing international students Cultural sensitivity and ability to work effectively with diverse student populations Excellent organizational and time management skills to balance academic and work responsibilities Previous experience in mentorship, tutoring, or student leadership roles preferred Flexibility to work during peak periods, particularly during orientation and major university events Strong interpersonal and communication skills for both group facilitation and individual guidance Position Details This part-time position averages 2 hours per week (approximately 104 hours annually) with flexible scheduling around your academic commitments. Please note that workload will vary significantly, with intensive periods during Study Start orientations and major university events balanced by lighter weeks throughout the semester. The initial appointment is for one year with possibility of extension based on performance and program needs. The start date is immediate, allowing you to contribute to upcoming orientation activities. Why Join Our Team This role provides exceptional opportunities for professional and personal development while making a tangible difference in your fellow students' academic journey. You'll gain valuable experience in: Event planning and program coordination Cross-cultural communication and mentorship Team leadership and volunteer management Public speaking and presentation skills Administrative and organizational systems Additionally, you'll expand your professional network within the university community and develop transferable skills highly valued by future employers. The position offers competitive compensation according to the salary scale for student academic advisors, along with the satisfaction of contributing to a vibrant, inclusive international academic community. Application Requirements Applications must include a cover letter, CV, and transcript of grades (or enrollment confirmation if you haven't yet had an examination at SDU). All documents must be in Adobe PDF format, with cover letter and CV not exceeding 5 MB combined. Please ensure all documents have CPR numbers crossed out for privacy protection. The University of Southern Denmark values diversity and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of personal background, reflecting our commitment to creating an inclusive academic environment.

$8k - $15k
Odense, Denmark
Full-time

World Health Organization

About the Role The World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Ukraine seeks a Knowledge Management Consultant to strengthen information management systems and enhance operational excellence across health initiatives. This 7-month external consultancy position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on WHO's decision-making processes and operational performance in a critical regional context. As the focal point for knowledge management initiatives, you will collaborate with multiple units to develop strategic frameworks, document institutional learning, and maintain continuity of essential workflows. This remote, home-based position requires full-time commitment to transforming how information flows within the organization. Key Responsibilities Project Management & Tracking Maintain comprehensive project implementation trackers with monthly updates throughout the contract period Monitor progress on completed activities, deliverable outputs, and pending actions across Recovery Teams Provide detailed progress summaries and status reports to support strategic decision-making Meeting Coordination & Documentation Organize and facilitate coordination meetings and technical workshops with diverse stakeholders Prepare comprehensive meeting materials including agendas, participant lists, and detailed action notes Ensure timely documentation delivery within 5 working days following each event Support cross-functional collaboration between monitoring, evaluation, and reporting teams Information Systems Management Design and implement structured digital filing systems using Teams/SharePoint platforms Categorize and upload project documentation by thematic areas with 100% accuracy Maintain organized information repositories throughout the contract duration Establish efficient document retrieval and version control processes Knowledge Product Development Create communication materials including technical briefs, presentations, and success stories Document lessons learned and best practices from project implementations Develop knowledge-sharing resources that showcase partner contributions and project outcomes Support evidence-based decision-making through clear, accessible documentation Process Improvement & Strategy Development Analyze existing workflows and recommend efficiency improvements Develop standard operating procedures (SOPs) for knowledge management processes Support continuous improvement initiatives across operational areas Collaborate with international teams to align with global WHO standards Requirements Education First university degree in information management, social sciences, public health, business administration, or related field Essential Experience Minimum 3 years of experience in knowledge management, SOP development, or process improvement Proven experience working with international organizations, particularly in health systems or humanitarian contexts Track record of successful project coordination and stakeholder management Desirable Experience Previous work with WHO or other United Nations agencies Experience working in Ukraine or similar country office environments Background in health sector project implementation Essential Skills Strong organizational and analytical capabilities with attention to detail Excellent communication and collaboration skills for engaging diverse stakeholders Proficiency in knowledge management tools, methodologies, and best practices Advanced skills in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive) Ability to work independently in a remote environment while maintaining team connectivity Desirable Skills Familiarity with WHO processes, procedures, and organizational culture Experience with digital collaboration platforms and document management systems Language Requirements Fluency in oral and written English is essential Ukrainian language skills are advantageous but not required Contract Details This external consultancy runs for 7 months with full-time commitment. The position is entirely home-based with no travel requirements, offering flexibility while maintaining professional deliverable standards. All work products must be submitted in English or Ukrainian as appropriate, using MS Word format according to specified deadlines. The WHO is committed to creating an inclusive, diverse workplace that reflects our global mission. We strongly encourage applications from women, persons with disabilities, and nationals from underrepresented member states. The organization maintains the highest ethical and professional standards, with zero tolerance for misconduct of any kind.

$20k - $28k
Київ, Ukraine
Full-time

Regnskogfondet

About the Role Rainforest Foundation Norway (RFN) is seeking a qualified consultant to conduct a comprehensive Gender Knowledge and Learning Analysis that will inform the integration of gender perspectives into RFN's upcoming strategic framework. This critical consultancy position involves conducting an external scoping study while contributing to internal organizational analysis and strategic planning processes. About Rainforest Foundation Norway RFN is one of Europe's leading civil society organizations dedicated to protecting tropical rainforests and advancing the rights of Indigenous Peoples and local communities worldwide. Our work combines long-term partnerships in rainforest countries with international advocacy efforts to address policy frameworks, legal structures, and commercial drivers of deforestation. All our initiatives are grounded in a gender-sensitive and rights-based approach that recognizes the interconnected nature of environmental and social justice. Key Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive external scoping study to assess current gender integration practices within RFN's operations and programs Analyze existing gender knowledge, learning systems, and capacity within the organization Review and evaluate RFN's current approaches to gender mainstreaming across different program areas Assess alignment between organizational gender commitments and practical implementation Facilitate internal analysis sessions with relevant staff and stakeholders Contribute to strategic discussions and planning processes for RFN's new organizational strategy Identify gaps, opportunities, and best practices for enhanced gender integration Develop evidence-based recommendations for strengthening gender-responsive programming Prepare comprehensive reports and presentations for leadership and strategy teams Collaborate with the Strategy and Learning team and Rights, Inclusion and Accountability specialists Engage with relevant external stakeholders and partners as needed for comprehensive analysis Requirements Advanced degree in Gender Studies, International Development, Social Sciences, Environmental Studies, or related field Minimum 5-7 years of experience in gender analysis, mainstreaming, and integration within civil society or international development contexts Demonstrated expertise in conducting organizational gender assessments and strategic reviews Strong knowledge of gender and environmental justice intersections, particularly in forest governance and Indigenous rights contexts Experience working with civil society organizations, NGOs, or international development agencies Proven ability to facilitate participatory analysis processes and stakeholder engagement Excellent analytical and research skills with ability to synthesize complex information Strong written and verbal communication skills in English; additional language skills advantageous Experience with rights-based approaches and understanding of Indigenous Peoples' rights frameworks Familiarity with tropical forest conservation, environmental advocacy, or related sectors preferred Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with diverse teams and stakeholders What We Offer This consultancy provides an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to environmental and social justice through strategic organizational development. The successful consultant will work with a respected international organization committed to systemic change and will gain valuable experience in gender mainstreaming within the environmental sector. The position offers flexible working arrangements and the opportunity to influence RFN's strategic direction while advancing gender equality in forest governance and Indigenous rights advocacy. Application Details Proposals must be submitted by close of business on May 11, 2026. Detailed terms of reference, including specific deliverables, timeline, and evaluation criteria, are available in the comprehensive Terms of Reference document.

$47k - $71k
0183 Oslo, Norway
Full-time

British School in the Netherlands

About the Role The British School in the Netherlands is seeking an experienced, student-focused Careers and University Advisor to join our vibrant international school community. This is a unique opportunity to support highly motivated students as they explore futures at leading universities in the UK, the Netherlands, and across the world. The Careers and University Advisor plays a central role in guiding students through informed decision-making about post-16, post-18 and higher education pathways. Working closely with students, parents, tutors and senior leaders, you will provide expert, up-to-date advice on university applications, careers exploration and global higher education systems. Key Responsibilities Provide individualised guidance to students on university and career pathways, helping them identify their strengths, interests and aspirations Support applications to universities, including UCAS applications, Dutch universities, and institutions worldwide Advise on admissions requirements, entrance tests, personal statements and interviews, ensuring students present compelling applications Develop and deliver a structured careers and higher education programme across key year groups, incorporating current labour market trends and future skills requirements Coordinate all careers and work experience matters across the school, including support for the planning and preparation of PSHE resources on careers (FS1-KS5) Organise university visits, careers fairs, presentations and networking opportunities to expose students to diverse pathways Maintain strong relationships with universities, admissions officers and external partners, staying current with changing requirements and opportunities Keep abreast of global higher education trends, admissions changes and labour market developments through continuous professional development Communicate effectively with parents through meetings, presentations and written guidance, including supporting students and parents post exam results and being available during this critical time Support and provide the necessary guidance and training to all staff involved in the careers process to ensure the quality of all applications Line manage a dedicated Careers team (currently consisting of 2 members of staff), providing leadership and professional development opportunities Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of careers guidance programmes, using data and student feedback to drive continuous improvement Collaborate with academic departments to integrate careers education into curriculum planning Maintain comprehensive records and tracking systems for student destinations and outcomes Requirements Holds a relevant qualification or substantial experience in careers guidance, university admissions or counselling Strong understanding of UK and Dutch higher education systems; knowledge of global pathways is essential Experience working with secondary school students, ideally in an international or British curriculum context Highly organised, approachable, culturally sensitive and student-centred approach Excellent communication skills and the ability to build trust with students, families and external partners Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment Strong analytical skills to interpret university entrance requirements and match students to appropriate pathways Experience in team leadership and staff development Proficiency in relevant software systems and digital platforms used in university applications Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people Why Join BSN? Be part of a leading international school with a strong academic reputation Work within a supportive, collaborative and forward-thinking environment Engage with a diverse, international student body applying to universities worldwide Access professional development and opportunities to engage with global education networks Contribute to shaping the future pathways of ambitious, globally-minded students Enjoy the benefits of working in the Netherlands with its high quality of life and central European location This is a 2-year fixed-term contract position starting in August 2026, offering competitive compensation and the opportunity to make a significant impact on student outcomes in a prestigious international education setting.

$0k - $0k
Den Haag, Netherlands
Full-time

Wheatley School

About the Role Wheatley School, a distinguished co-educational independent day school in St. Catharines, Ontario, is seeking a passionate and experienced Lower Elementary Guide to join our dedicated educational team. Since 1986, our school has been committed to inspiring students to become lifelong learners through our unique dual-accredited approach as both an Accredited Montessori School (serving ages 18 months to Grade 4) and an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School (Grades 5 to 8). This full-time position begins in the 2026–2027 school year and offers the opportunity to work within our supportive Lower Elementary Montessori environment, where you will guide children aged 6-9 years through their crucial developmental years using authentic Montessori methodology. Key Responsibilities Implement authentic Montessori curriculum and methodology for Lower Elementary students (ages 6-9) Create and maintain a carefully prepared learning environment that promotes independence, curiosity, and academic excellence Observe and assess individual student progress, adapting instruction to meet diverse learning needs and styles Present Montessori materials and lessons in accordance with established scope and sequence Foster a peaceful classroom community that encourages collaboration, respect, and personal responsibility Maintain detailed records of student progress and prepare comprehensive reports for parents and administration Collaborate effectively with teaching assistants, specialists, and administrative staff Participate in parent-teacher conferences and maintain open communication with families Engage in ongoing professional development to enhance Montessori practice and educational expertise Support school-wide events, activities, and community-building initiatives Ensure classroom safety and implement appropriate behavior management strategies Contribute to curriculum planning and school improvement initiatives Requirements Education & Certification: Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution MACTE-accredited Lower Elementary Montessori Diploma (required) Valid Vulnerable Sector Police Check First Aid and CPR certification (or commitment to obtain prior to start date) Experience: Minimum one year of experience in a Lower Elementary Montessori classroom setting Demonstrated ability to create nurturing and stimulating learning environments Experience working with children aged 6-9 years in educational settings Skills & Attributes: Strong oral and written communication skills in English Comprehensive understanding of child development principles and Montessori philosophy Excellent interpersonal skills for building positive relationships with students, families, and colleagues Patient, enthusiastic, and genuinely passionate about elementary education Outstanding organizational and record-keeping abilities Effective classroom management and conflict resolution skills Strong work ethic with consistent reliability and punctuality Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment Flexibility and adaptability in meeting diverse student needs Commitment to ongoing professional growth and learning Benefits We offer a comprehensive benefits package that demonstrates our commitment to employee well-being and professional satisfaction: Competitive salary commensurate with experience and qualifications Extended health care coverage Life insurance protection Convenient on-site parking Generous paid time off allocation Vision care benefits Professional development opportunities Supportive and collegial work environment Opportunity to work within a respected educational institution with strong community ties This position offers the unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners while working within a school community that values both Montessori principles and international educational standards. Join our team of dedicated educators who are committed to nurturing independent, confident, and curious learners.

$45k - $70k
497 Scott Street, St. Catharines, ON L2M 3X3, Canada
Full-time

ESB

About the Role Are you looking to begin or further your career in Customer Service? ESB Networks is seeking Customer Service Advisors to join our Customer Care Centre based in Wilton, Co. Cork. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your career with Ireland's leading energy utility while supporting electricity customers across the country. Our Customer Service Advisors support electricity customers throughout Ireland, dealing with and resolving a broad range of customer queries in a dynamic, high-volume environment. As part of a highly skilled, externally CCA accredited team, you will deliver first-class customer service across various customer channels including calls, emails, and application processing. Key Responsibilities Handle external and internal customer queries promptly and professionally across multiple communication channels Listen actively to customers to anticipate and understand their specific needs and concerns Take all necessary steps to satisfy customers' needs efficiently and accurately, communicating solutions through first contact resolution where possible Complete all tasks in a professional manner, consistently prioritising customers' needs while safeguarding their confidentiality Maintain the integrity of ESB Networks IT systems by completing all appropriate updates promptly and accurately Serve as the primary representative of ESB Networks to all customers you engage with, upholding company values and standards Process emergency and loss of supply calls with appropriate urgency and care Handle requests for new electricity supply connections and guide customers through the application process Process meter readings and manage related customer inquiries Address supplier-related queries and coordinate with relevant teams for resolution Schedule and manage work programmes in coordination with field operations Provide comprehensive support to electricity suppliers and trade partners Process applications for new connections, ensuring compliance with regulations and company procedures Support Pay As You Go Metering services and related customer needs Maintain detailed records of customer interactions and follow up on outstanding issues Collaborate with internal teams to escalate complex issues and ensure customer satisfaction Stay updated on industry regulations, company policies, and system changes Work Schedule Customer Service Advisors work 5 days per week on a full-time basis, totaling 36.25 hours per week (7.25 hours per day). Operating hours are between 7:30am-8pm, Monday through Saturday. Shift schedules are provided one month in advance, with flexibility to swap shifts where operationally feasible. Requirements Leaving Certificate qualification is essential Experience working in a customer-focused environment, preferably with a demonstrated track record of providing excellent customer service across various channels Excellent telephone interaction and communication skills with the ability to remain calm under pressure Strong IT and numeric skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Outlook and ability to learn new software systems High level of accuracy and attention to detail in all work activities Initiative and problem-solving skills with the ability to think critically and find solutions Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment while maintaining quality standards Capacity to learn and apply new systems and procedures quickly and effectively Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work collaboratively within a team environment Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and operational requirements Professional demeanor with excellent written and verbal communication skills Training and Development Successful candidates will receive a comprehensive onboarding experience including classroom training, on-the-job learning, and dedicated mentoring support. The first 6 months require full on-site attendance in line with our Customer Care Centre's learning and development procedures. Work Location and Flexibility Based in Wilton, Co. Cork, Ireland. Following successful completion of your probation period, you may be eligible for hybrid working arrangements (within the Republic of Ireland) on a 50/50 basis, combining workplace attendance with remote work options. All hybrid working arrangements are subject to ongoing review based on operational requirements and performance standards. Why Work With Us Opportunity to contribute to Ireland's transition to a net-zero carbon future Comprehensive career development through structured mentoring and training programmes Corporate Social Responsibility opportunities to make a positive community impact Active sports and social clubs for work-life balance Extensive networking opportunities across the organization Access to Credit Union services Generous pension scheme for long-term financial security Comprehensive staff well-being programmes and support services Generous parental leave entitlements supporting work-life integration Strong values-based and inclusive culture promoting diversity, equity and inclusion Collaborative team environment guided by Core Values: Courageous, Caring, Driven and Trusted Competitive compensation package and attractive benefits **About

$34k - $35k
Cork, County Cork, Ireland
Full-time

Export Development Canada

About the Role Export Development Canada (EDC) is seeking a dynamic Chief Representative for our Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam office to lead business development efforts and strategic representation in Southeast Asia. This is a temporary international assignment requiring relocation to Vietnam for a minimum of three years. As EDC's senior representative in this key market, you will serve as the primary liaison between Canadian businesses and Vietnamese markets, driving growth opportunities and strengthening bilateral trade relationships. At EDC, we empower Canadian businesses to succeed globally by providing innovative financial solutions, expert market insights, and risk mitigation strategies. As a financial Crown corporation, we play a vital role in Canada's international trade success, helping businesses explore new markets and achieve sustainable growth. This hybrid position offers the unique opportunity to work at the intersection of international finance, business development, and diplomatic relations while building meaningful partnerships that advance Canada's trade interests in one of Southeast Asia's most dynamic economies. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Market Development Lead the development and execution of comprehensive country strategy for Vietnam and broader ASEAN market initiatives Provide strategic market intelligence and analysis of evolving business environments, regulatory changes, and economic trends Generate new business opportunities aligned with EDC's corporate strategy through systematic prospecting, relationship building, and transaction origination Represent EDC at high-level public events, trade missions, and industry conferences across the region Business Development & Client Management Proactively manage key accounts including buyers, borrowers, exporters, and market intermediaries to maximize transaction opportunities Structure and facilitate complex international transactions, conducting thorough client screening and risk assessment Develop and implement client-specific account plans that align with both EDC's objectives and client growth strategies Build and maintain strategic relationships with government officials, financial institutions, and business leaders Relationship Management & Partnerships Serve as trusted advisor to Canadian companies seeking to enter or expand in Vietnamese and regional markets Collaborate closely with Global Affairs Canada, provincial trade offices, and other government partners to coordinate trade promotion efforts Establish and nurture relationships with local financial institutions, trade associations, and business networks Mentor and lead local team members while collaborating effectively with virtual teams across multiple time zones Market Intelligence & Advisory Services Provide expert guidance on local business practices, cultural considerations, and regulatory requirements Conduct comprehensive market analysis and opportunity assessments for Canadian businesses Deliver insights on financial requirements and risk mitigation strategies throughout project lifecycles Support policy development through regular reporting and strategic recommendations to EDC headquarters Requirements Education & Experience University degree in business, economics, international relations, or related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience Minimum 10 years of international business experience with demonstrated success in business development roles Proven experience in financial services, including exposure to underwriting, lending, or insurance practices Previous experience working in emerging markets, preferably with knowledge of Vietnam and/or broader Asian markets Core Competencies Comprehensive understanding of international capital markets, banking environments, and export finance solutions Strong knowledge of Canadian export opportunities and investment challenges in Southeast Asian markets Proven track record of developing and maintaining strategic relationships at senior executive and government levels Exceptional influencing, negotiating, and communication skills with ability to present to diverse stakeholder groups Demonstrated ability to work autonomously while maintaining collaborative relationships with remote teams Essential Skills Results-oriented approach with strong initiative and problem-solving capabilities Ability to synthesize complex information and formulate sound strategic recommendations Experience navigating evolving regulatory and political environments Cultural sensitivity and adaptability for international assignments Flexibility to work varied hours due to networking events, client meetings, and multiple time zones Security & Language Requirements Top Secret Security Clearance required (willing to commence screening process) Canadian Citizenship mandatory Bilingual proficiency in English and French required Vietnamese language skills considered a strong asset Willingness to Relocate Commitment to international assignment in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam for minimum three years Adaptability to local business culture and practices Availability for regular travel within the region and periodic returns to Canada What We Offer EDC provides a competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives, reflecting the seniority and international nature of this role. Comprehensive relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates, including support for international move logistics and settling-in services. You'll join a **collaborative, hybrid work

$130k - $173k
150 Slater St, Ottawa, ON K1A 1K3, Canada
Full-time

Victoria University of Wellington

About the Role Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is seeking a dedicated International Admissions Officer to join our team on a fixed-term, full-time basis for 18 months. This position plays a crucial role in facilitating the university experience for international students by managing the admissions process from initial application through to enrollment decisions. As an International Admissions Officer, you will be responsible for ensuring the smooth and efficient processing of international student applications while maintaining the highest standards of customer service and academic integrity. This role offers an excellent opportunity to work in a dynamic, multicultural environment and contribute directly to the university's international growth and reputation. Key Responsibilities Process international student applications efficiently and effectively from point of receipt through to completion, ensuring adherence to Wellington University International service standards Undertake comprehensive data verification and assessment of application materials, confirming all required documentation has been provided and meets university standards Make informed admissions decisions following established business processes and generate official Offers of Place for successful applicants Consult with Senior International Admissions Officers and escalate complex or unusual applications to the Manager, International Admissions when appropriate Respond to student and agent enquiries in a timely and professional manner, providing accurate information about admission requirements and processes Develop and maintain expertise in international qualification equivalence across various education systems and source markets Build comprehensive knowledge of university policies, procedures, and academic requirements to ensure fair and consistent assessment of applications Collaborate with various university departments including Academic Registry, Student Services, and International Office to ensure seamless student onboarding Maintain accurate records and documentation in university systems, ensuring compliance with data protection and privacy requirements Participate in training and professional development activities to stay current with international education trends and best practices Assist with special projects and initiatives related to international student recruitment and retention as required Requirements Education: Relevant tertiary qualification or comparable experience in a similar admissions or international education role Experience: Demonstrable work experience in admissions and enrollment of international students within an education provider setting Organizational Skills: Well-developed organizational abilities with demonstrated initiative in work planning and the ability to prioritize competing demands within tight deadlines Communication: Excellent interpersonal, networking, and relationship-building skills to work effectively with diverse cultures and stakeholders at various organizational levels Customer Service: Proven experience providing timely, accurate advice and exceptional service to students, agents, and other stakeholders Written Communication: Strong written communication skills with attention to detail and ability to convey complex information clearly Cultural Competency: Understanding of and sensitivity to diverse cultural backgrounds and educational systems Technology Proficiency: Competency with student information systems, database management, and standard office software applications Problem-Solving: Analytical thinking and decision-making abilities to assess complex applications and resolve issues efficiently Compliance: Understanding of educational regulations, visa requirements, and quality assurance frameworks relevant to international education What We Offer Opportunity to work at one of New Zealand's leading universities with a strong international reputation Fixed-term full-time position providing stability and clear project duration Professional development opportunities in international education Collaborative work environment with experienced colleagues Exposure to diverse cultures and educational systems from around the world Contribution to meaningful work that directly impacts students' educational journeys Applications must be submitted directly through the university careers page with supporting documentation including a comprehensive cover letter. Only applicants who are New Zealand or Australian citizens/residents or hold current working visas will be considered. Applications will be reviewed upon receipt, and the university may progress with suitable candidates prior to the closing date.

$33k - $42k
Pipitea Campus, Wellington, New Zealand
Full-time

Lewis Silkin LLP

About the Role We are offering exciting two-week internship opportunities during July and August 2026 in our Hong Kong office. This program provides aspiring legal professionals with comprehensive exposure to employment and intellectual property law within an internationally recognized firm. The internship runs Monday to Friday from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM, offering structured learning combined with hands-on legal experience. About Lewis Silkin Successful businesses rely on a unique set of ideas and people. We help our clients protect and develop those vital assets, unlocking possibilities for future success. From iconic brands and leading multinationals to pioneering start-ups, we are proud to work with a huge range of inspiring clients, helping them turn their ideas into reality and get the best from - and for - their people. Our people are not only exceptional at what they do, they also enjoy doing it and consistently give their best to a firm they are proud to be part of. This stems from our firm culture and our ethos of bravery and kindness. That ethos runs through everything we do, from our approach to recruitment, business practices, and DEI activities to the day-to-day environment in our office and our relationships with clients. With an internationally minded team of more than 800 working across key areas of law – plus strategic partnerships around the world – we've got both the combination and calibre of legal experts it takes to enable our clients' businesses to thrive. Whether providing global employment law advice, managing a global IP portfolio or piecing together a multijurisdictional corporate transaction, we are able to have the right people, in the right place, at the right time. About the Team The Hong Kong office offers a well-established and integrated practice across employment, immigration, intellectual property, commercial litigation, data and reward, advising clients on a broad mix of contentious and non-contentious matters. Our lawyers also participate in significant business development activity, including speaking at seminars, producing Lewis Silkin publications and collaborating with colleagues across our international network, including through Ius Laboris, the world's leading employment law alliance. Key Responsibilities During your internship, you will: Gain hands-on exposure to employment and intellectual property matters through real client work and supervised research assignments Develop practical legal skills including drafting, legal analysis, note-taking and professional communication within a commercial firm environment Build an understanding of how an international practice operates, including workflows, client management and collaboration across teams Participate in client meetings and observe court proceedings where appropriate Assist with due diligence processes and document review Support lawyers with case preparation and legal research across multiple jurisdictions Contribute to business development initiatives and marketing materials Attend training sessions and professional development workshops Program Structure The first two days will include a series of introductory workshops designed to help you: Understand how our firm and Hong Kong practice operate Build core professional and legal skills Get to know your supervisors and wider team Navigate the firm's systems and resources Understand client confidentiality and professional standards Requirements Internship positions are open to law students and recent graduates who are interested in pursuing a legal career and developing their professional skills. Our ideal candidate will demonstrate: Excellent drafting, analytical and communication skills, with strong attention to detail A proactive, commercially aware and responsive attitude A collaborative approach and willingness to support others, while learning and building new capabilities Strong academic performance in legal studies Genuine interest in employment law and intellectual property matters Ability to work effectively under supervision while showing initiative Professional demeanor and commitment to maintaining client confidentiality Flexibility to adapt to varying workloads and project requirements What We Offer This internship provides invaluable experience within a leading international law firm, offering: Mentorship from experienced employment and IP lawyers Exposure to high-profile clients and complex legal matters Professional development opportunities and skills training Networking opportunities within the Hong Kong legal community Certificate of completion and potential for future employment considerations Insight into the operations of a technology-enabled law firm Application Requirements Please include the following documents in your application: A covering letter demonstrating your interest and suitability Your most recent CV Academic transcripts (both High School/Secondary School and University) Any additional supporting documents you wish to provide Applications close

$4k - $7k
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Full-time