Career Counsellor at Other organization not listed here

About the Role: Engineer Sahab Education is looking for a dynamic and student-focused Career Counsellor who is passionate about guiding students towards the right career path. The ideal candidate should have excellent communication and counselling skills, with the ability to understand students' aspirations and recommend suitable career programmes. Responsibilities: Counsel prospective students and parents about courses, career opportunities, and placement support. Understand students' educational background, interests, and career goals to recommend suitable programmes. Handle inbound and outbound enquiries through phone calls, WhatsApp, emails, and walk-ins. Follow up with leads and convert enquiries into admissions. Build and maintain strong relationships with students throughout the admission process. Achieve monthly admission and counselling targets. Maintain accurate records of leads, follow-ups, and admissions in the CRM. Coordinate with the academic and marketing teams to ensure a seamless admission experience. Participate in education fairs, seminars, workshops, and promotional events as required. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in any discipline. An MBA or a relevant qualification is an advantage. 1-5 years of experience in career counselling, academic counselling, admissions, education sales, or a similar role. Experience in the EdTech or education industry is preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English and Hindi. Strong counselling, persuasion, and relationship-building skills. Ability to understand student needs and provide appropriate career guidance. Good negotiation and objection-handling skills. Basic knowledge of CRM software and Microsoft Office or Google Workspace. Self-motivated, target-oriented, and result-driven. Professional attitude with a student-first approach. Benefits: Opportunity to help students build successful careers. Friendly, supportive, and growth-oriented work environment. Career growth and learning op