The Admissions Officer role is responsible for managing and ensuring the accurate processing of domestic student applications and enrolments, and providing support to recruit new domestic students for Navitas Careers & Industry (C&I) Division’s university colleges and partnerships. This includes assistance to the domestic recruitment team to enable them to engage prospective students and convert them to enrolment by enacting the update, and reconciliation of; CRM records and student documents while adhering to reporting and enrolment processes.
The role is responsible for accurately assessing domestic student applications with thorough review of documentation, including additional investigation where necessary. This process will occur in collaboration with the relevant Sales Teams, Academic Teams, Student Engagement Teams and students with view to generate genuine offers, confirm enrolments for applicants, and support each trimester enrolment target for each campus.
Key Responsibilities
Navitas Careers and Industry (C&I) focuses on shared values, respect and strengths across our teams, you will work together with others committed to transforming lives through education in a purpose-driven, engaging, and supportive team environment.
At C&I our employee perks and benefits include:
Diversity Equity and Inclusion:
C&I, as part of Navitas, promotes and embraces an inclusive and diverse workforce. We encourage applications from candidates with disabilities, of all ages and genders, First Nations and Indigenous peoples, and people of diverse community groups. We believe equality, flexibility and diversity deliver a rich and collaborative environment. We strive to ensure that all our staff – no matter where they are from or who they are – feel safe, supported, and are given opportunities to thrive.
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Navitas is a leading global education provider, delivering life-changing learning opportunities to more than 56,000 students each year.