International University Admissions Mentor

UGO is looking for a University Admissions & Scholarship Mentor to help students prepare competitive applications to universities abroad. You will guide students from their initial assessment and individual roadmap through university selection, scholarship applications, and admissions decisions.

• Assess each student’s academic background, interests, achievements, goals, and financial circumstances.

• Develop and update an individual admissions roadmap with clear tasks, priorities, and deadlines.

• Research universities and programmes, creating balanced university lists that match the student’s profile, intended major, budget, and funding needs.

• Identify suitable scholarships, grants, and financial aid opportunities. Explain eligibility, selection criteria, funding coverage, required documents, and application deadlines.

• Help students strengthen their academic and extracurricular profiles through relevant projects, research, volunteering, leadership, competitions, and other activities.

• Guide students in developing and improving their own personal statements, application essays, CVs, and supporting materials.

• Support application preparation and submission, conduct practice interviews, and follow up on university requests and decisions.

• Hold regular student meetings, monitor progress, and communicate clearly with students, parents, and the UGO team.

• Keep student records, meeting notes, documents, and deadlines updated in UGO’s approved systems.

• Verify admissions and scholarship information using current official sources and flag risks promptly.

• Previous hands-on experience with international university admissions. You should be able to explain real applications you have worked on and your contribution.

• Practical knowledge of scholarships and financial aid, including how to identify suitable opportunities and prepare competitive applications.

• English sufficient to research university requirements, communicate professionally, and review application documents and essays.

• Russian and Uzbek sufficient to advise students and communicate confidently with parents.

• Strong research, writing, editing, organisation, and time-management skills.

• Ability to support several students while maintaining individual attention and meeting deadlines.

• Confidence using shared documents, online meeting platforms, and student-management or CRM systems.

• Respect for student confidentiality, academic integrity, and professional boundaries.

• Ongoing cooperation with UGO, supporting students throughout their admissions journey.

• Commission starts at 25% of the agreed UGO service fee, with the opportunity to increase to 32% depending on skills and student assignments.

• Commission is paid in stages: 60% across four initial monthly installments and the remaining 40% upon a qualifying unconditional admission offer, under the mentor agreement.

• Monthly earnings vary according to student assignments, package values, applicable commission rates, and payment milestones. There is no guaranteed fixed salary.

• Opportunity to grow toward supporting 20–30 students, depending on your capacity and quality of work.

• Working arrangements and availability expectations are agreed before starting.