Area Representative- Global Student Support- South Bend Indiana

Pan Atlantic Foundation•South Bend, IN
•$1,000 - $20,000•Remote

About The Position

Pan Atlantic Foundation is seeking motivated Area Representatives interested in cross-cultural awareness to support its international high school student exchange program. The foundation partners with families across the United States who host international students. Area Representatives match students with host families and provide local support to students, their host families, and schools. The position is performed from home and on the representative’s own schedule. Representatives choose how many students they want to place and support. A significant part of the role involves marketing the program through outreach and networking. Area Representatives are independent contractors paid per student placement; the position has no base or hourly salary. Compensation is $1,000 per academic-year student placement, with possible bonuses and additional incentives. Representatives may also have the opportunity to earn an all-expenses-paid trip to the foundation’s annual international conference.

Requirements

  • Must be at least 25 years of age.
  • Must be able to pass a background check.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • Ability to work independently and complete tasks by deadlines.

Nice To Haves

  • Enjoy working with teens and people from various cultures.
  • Sales, networking, and/or community outreach experience.
  • Interest in cross-cultural awareness.

Responsibilities

  • Match international students with host families.
  • Provide local support to exchange students, their host families, and their schools.
  • Market the program through outreach and networking.
  • Work independently and complete tasks by deadlines.

Benefits

  • $1,000 per placement of each academic-year student.
  • Possible bonuses and additional incentives.
  • Opportunity for an all-expenses-paid annual international conference trip.
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