Key Duties and Responsibilities:

1. To identify and track students experiencing academic difficulties, and collaborate with colleges/OSA/SHCC and parents to implement effective interventions;

2. To provide administrative support to Academic Advisors (AA) by utilizing the School’s Academic Advisory System to provide students with academic advice and guidance on course selection and study plans;

3. To draft notifications and reports related to student development and provide secretarial support to relevant committees;

4. To plan and execute school-level student activities to enhance academic engagement and personal development;

5. Other duties as assigned by superiors.


Qualifications and Requirements:

1. Bachelor’s degree or higher, preferably in Psychology or Education; at least one year of relevant experience;

2. Strong sense of responsibility and passion for student affairs;

3. Attention to process and adherence to standards;

4. Strong oral and written communication skills in both English and Chinese;

5. Ability to advance work under pressure.