Job opportunity
Academic Advisor Student Services Assistant
University of Saskatchewan
Support undergraduate students on campus at the University of Saskatchewan through academic advising, program assistance, and student success initiatives.
As an Academic Advising and Program Assistant, you will advise students across degree, diploma, and certificate programs. Use developmental advising, Degree Works, and university resources to help students make informed decisions. Provide specialized support for Indigenous and international students.
Key Responsibilities:
Advise students on programs, majors, courses, policies, and requirements
Support study abroad applications, course selection, and transfer credits
Process overrides, program changes, declarations, and student records
Refer students to campus services and develop success plans
Communicate with students, faculty, families, and partner communities
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline
Minimum two years supporting undergraduate students and educational processes
Strong assessment, listening, interpersonal, planning, and organizational skills
Knowledge of basic counselling techniques and cultural differences
Proficient working knowledge of Microsoft Office
Bring academic advising, student services, and collaborative communication skills to support undergraduate success at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Apply on source site As an Academic Advising and Program Assistant, you will advise students across degree, diploma, and certificate programs. Use developmental advising, Degree Works, and university resources to help students make informed decisions. Provide specialized support for Indigenous and international students.
Key Responsibilities:
Advise students on programs, majors, courses, policies, and requirements
Support study abroad applications, course selection, and transfer credits
Process overrides, program changes, declarations, and student records
Refer students to campus services and develop success plans
Communicate with students, faculty, families, and partner communities
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline
Minimum two years supporting undergraduate students and educational processes
Strong assessment, listening, interpersonal, planning, and organizational skills
Knowledge of basic counselling techniques and cultural differences
Proficient working knowledge of Microsoft Office
Bring academic advising, student services, and collaborative communication skills to support undergraduate success at the University of Saskatchewan.
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