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HEC | 哈斯教育, a U.S. university admissions consulting firm, seeks an Educational Consultant for a full-time hybrid role based in Shenzhen/Shanghai/Beijing. You will advise Chinese students and families on U.S.
university admissions, including academic planning, extracurricular development, school selection, and application strategy. You will meet regularly with students, review essays, maintain detailed records, and coordinate with colleagues across offices to deliver clear, professional guidance.
HEC | 哈斯教育 is a U.S. university admissions consulting firm headquartered in Shenzhen, China, with additional offices in Beijing and Shanghai. The firm focuses on supporting Chinese students and families seeking higher education opportunities abroad, with a particular emphasis on top U.S. universities. HEC provides individualized, service-oriented guidance that helps students understand and navigate complex admissions processes. Over years of practice, HEC has developed a proprietary consulting approach designed to cultivate the qualities and experiences that leading universities value in applicants. Team members collaborate across international locations and cultures to deliver high-quality educational consulting services.
The Educational Consultant is a full-time, hybrid role based in Shenzhen/Shanghai/Beijing, with a combination of in-office work and some work-from-home flexibility. This role involves advising students and families on U.S. university admissions, including academic planning, extracurricular development, school selection, and application strategy. The Educational Consultant will meet with students regularly, review application materials, provide feedback on essays, and guide clients through timelines and requirements. Daily responsibilities include conducting consultations, maintaining detailed student records, coordinating with colleagues across offices, and delivering clear, professional communication to parents and students. The role also requires staying current on U.S. higher-education trends, participating in internal training, and contributing to service improvements and educational resources.