About the Role
We are looking for an Associate – UG Premium Counselling who will play a critical role in delivering
high-quality, personalized counselling services to undergraduate aspirants targeting top global
universities. This is a client-facing, outcome-driven role requiring deep expertise in undergraduate
admissions, solid stakeholder management skills, and the ability to independently handle
high-value student portfolios.
The charter for this role will include:
Own end-to-end premium counselling for undergraduate students aspiring to study abroad (US, UK, Canada, Europe, etc.)
Conduct in-depth profile evaluations and craft personalized admissions strategies
Guide students on:
Academic and extracurricular profile building
College shortlisting and application strategy
Essays, SOPs, LORs, and application narratives
Drive admissions outcomes by ensuring quality, timeliness, and strategic rigor
Manage a portfolio of high-intent, premium clients with strong service ownership
Manage submissions across application platforms like Common APP, UCAS, UC and Others
Maintain high standards of client satisfaction and conversion
Collaborate with internal teams (sales, ops, content, product) to improve counselling experience
Coordinate with Expert mentors to align mentored-student projects like research or capstone
Stay updated on global admissions trends, policies, and university requirements
Ideal Persona:
2–5+ years of experience in undergraduate admissions counselling, preferably in premium/Ivy League-focused markets
Strong understanding of global UG admissions ecosystems
Proven success in handling high-value students and complex profiles
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Familiarity with application portals across countries
Ability to operate independently with high ownership and accountability
Project management skills to guide and track students on various high school projects
Exposure to process design, tools, or tech-enabled counselling platforms i
📌 Overseas Education Counsellor (India)
🏢 Leap
📍 India