Local Coordinator Work with International Students

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Join the Education, Travel & Culture (ETC) team and become a Local Coordinator for the Public High School International Exchange Program (J1 Program). We are looking for new coordinators in the Dothan area.

Our exchange students come from approximately 20 different countries around the world. Local Coordinators (LC's) work closely with exchange students, host families, and local high schools. ETC Local Coordinators are also actively involved in the recruitment of host families. Host families are volunteers who provide homes for our international high school students for either a semester or a school year.

Local Coordinators earn $550-$1100 per student placed during the time the student is in the US, under the LC's supervision. This is an independent contractor position which enables you to work at home and within your own schedule. Local Coordinators must believe in the philosophy of the Exchange Visitor Program and be willing to work in accordance with ETC's mission statement, policies and procedures. Local Coordinators will receive full training upon appointment and ongoing support from the local Field Manager.

We choose to work with only quality people in all aspects of our operations. Are you one of those people? We believe no organization is better than its local Coordinator. Here are some ways to find out if you are a good candidate:

Do you believe that teens are impressionable?

Would you like to make a positive impact on teens both locally and globally?

Can you see the value in teens from around the world understanding the American culture as well as other cultures of the global community?

Would you like to make a difference in the future of our world for your children and grandchildren?

If you answered yes to the above questions, please continue.

The Local Coordinator's position is flexible and compliments even the busiest person's life. If you have a sincere desire and belief in promoting global understanding, JOIN OUR TEAM!

For more information visit www.edutrav.org