Counsel prospective candidates on career opportunities in the insurance sector, IC-38 certification, POSP roles, and employment prospects.
Screen candidates against the project's eligibility criteria and facilitate the admission process.
Complete candidate registration, documentation, and maintain accurate beneficiary records.
Ensure candidates understand the training schedule, assessment process, certification requirements, and placement opportunities.
Achieve monthly enrollment targets while maintaining the quality of candidate selection.
Conduct orientation sessions for newly enrolled candidates and their parents/guardians, where required.
Follow up with enrolled candidates to improve attendance, retention, and course completion.
Motivate learners to successfully complete the IC-38 curriculum and appear for the certification examination.
Coordinate with trainers and the Center Manager to address learner concerns and minimize dropouts.
Maintain regular communication with candidates through phone calls, WhatsApp groups, SMS, and other digital channels.




Promote self-enrollment through QR codes, digital campaigns, and beneficiary referral programmes.
Encourage existing beneficiaries and alumni to refer eligible candidates.
Support mobilization campaigns, job fairs, awareness drives, and institutional outreach activities.
Coordinate with HO, IRDAI-approved training partners, and placement teams for candidate interviews and placement opportunities.
Maintain daily, weekly, and monthly MIS related to mobilization, admissions, attendance, counselling, certification, and placements.
Collect candidate feedback and support continuous improvement of the programme.
Ensure compliance with project guidelines, donor requirements, and organizational policies.
Perform any other responsibilities assigned by the Center Manager or Project Manager.

Requirements
Graduate in Commerce/Economics or relevant subject
Experience in BFSI, insurance, or vocational training will be an added adv

📌 Counsellor (India)
🏢 Niit Foundation
📍 India