Job Description

Intervention: Excel Position: Mentor (Scholarship Program) Level: Coordinator Reporting: To Manager Roles and Responsibilities: Overall Role: The Coordinator works under the Manager to provide individual mentoring to students, support in intake and selection process, performs administrative tasks for running the scholarship program Key Responsible Areas: The Coordinator/Mentor will be responsible for acting as a mentor to the students enrolled under the 10 plus/KJS scholarship program. The Mentor will perform a wide range of duties including some or all of the following: -Mentoring Students enrolled in the scholarship -Create a schedule for calling the students and scheduling calls online via a web portal. -Calling the students and taking updates of their academic progress, supporting the students to -create a time table, individual development plan and discuss the academic subjects -Provide guidance to the student to ensure student stays motivated and excels on academic front -Guide the student on academic doubts or direct the student towards study material and resources to support their studies. -Carry out project implementation as per the stated objectives -Support the intake and on-boarding process -Support the team in intake process by orienting students about online application form -Call the students and help them to register, submit applications and provide support to students to get the mandatory documents -Perform selection tasks such as document verification, telephonic interview and home visit -Support for other activities like flip learning, academic sessions and home visits , career mapping tests etc. Project reporting & control: -Work on quantitative data for monitoring of the program -Prepare qualitative case studies and student profiles of the students as and when required Job Specification: Nature of Job :On Payroll Location: Chembur/Govandi Hours of Work: 8 hours 6 days a week (alternate Saturdays are weekly offs) Interested can share your CV on sakshi.naik@kotakeducationfoundation.org