International Student Advisor

St Paul's Collegiate School Hamilton is seeking dedicated After-School Student Supervisors to join our International Department team. This vital role supports our international students during after-school hours in the International Centre, providing a safe, welcoming environment where students can study, relax, and build meaningful connections with their peers.

As an International Student Supervisor, you'll serve as a crucial adult presence during the vulnerable transition period between academic and personal time, helping international students navigate their educational journey while feeling supported and valued within our school community.

• Supervise international students in the International Centre during designated after-school periods
• Maintain a safe, inclusive, and positive environment conducive to both study and recreation
• Monitor student wellbeing and provide appropriate pastoral support when needed
• Build authentic relationships with international students to enhance their sense of belonging
• Facilitate informal mentoring and guidance to help students adapt to New Zealand school culture
• Ensure students follow centre guidelines and maintain appropriate behavior standards
• Assist with basic administrative tasks related to student attendance and facility management
• Collaborate with International Department staff to address any student concerns or issues
• Support students with homework guidance and study organization when appropriate
• Encourage positive peer interactions and help resolve minor conflicts diplomatically

The position operates on a rostered shift basis with 2-hour blocks from 3:30pm to 5:30pm, Monday to Friday during term time only. This flexible arrangement makes it ideal for current staff members seeking additional hours or professionals interested in part-time pastoral care work.

• Genuine enjoyment working with young people from diverse cultural backgrounds
• Approachable, reliable, and calm demeanor under various circumstances
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Ability to create inclusive environments that respect cultural differences
• Experience in educational, youth work, or pastoral care settings (preferred but not essential)
• Understanding of adolescent development and appropriate boundary-setting
• Flexibility to work within a rostered schedule during school terms
• Current or willingness to obtain relevant safety clearances for working with minors
• Cultural sensitivity and appreciation for international student experiences
• Problem-solving abilities and sound judgment in supervisory situations

This role offers an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact on young people's lives while developing valuable skills in pastoral care and cross-cultural communication. You'll be part of a supportive school community committed to international student success and wellbeing.

Applications close Monday, 4 May 2026 at 9:00am. Please submit your CV and cover letter as directed by the school's application process.