Seven Hills Foundation·Worcester, Massachusetts
The Student Advisor facilitates individual and group advising sessions while coordinating internship placements for young adults. They also plan educational workshops and maintain consistent communication with families and stakeholders to ensure student success.
Student Advising & Mentorship Facilitate weekly individual and group advising sessions to support students’ academic, personal, and professional goals. Provide mentorship and guidance in an experiential learning environment. Maintain advising notes and track student progress throughout the program. Internship Coordination Support students in securing and maintaining internship placements. Conduct internship agreement and closing meetings with students and sponsors. Build and maintain relationships with internship sites and community partners. Track and document student internship hours and performance. Program Development & Activities Plan and facilitate psychoeducational workshops and experiential learning activities. Collaborate with program staff to enhance the student experience. Family & Stakeholder Communication Maintain regular communication with parents/guardians (minimum monthly). Document all outreach in the Parent Communication log. Provide updates and support to ensure student success. Documentation & Administrative Support Maintain student records, including portfolios, evaluations, and program documentation. Complete semester evaluations for each student. Participate in supervision, staff meetings, and program planning. What You Bring Passion for mentoring young adults and supporting personal growth Strong organizational and communication skills Ability to build relationships with students, families, and community partners Experience in education, youth development, or human services Creativity and initiative in developing engaging programming
Bachelor’s degree required (Human Services, Education, Psychology, or related field preferred) 1–3 years of related experience working with youth or young adults Valid driver’s license (Class C or D)
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Human Services, Education, or Psychology. Additionally, 1–3 years of experience working with youth or young adults and a valid driver's license are required.
Market context
In Massachusetts, Counselor II and student advisor roles are often tied to schools, youth programs, and student support services, where demand is shaped by the need for staff who can guide students through academic, social, and personal challenges. These roles are competitive because employers usually look for a relevant bachelor’s degree, 1–3 years of youth or young adult experience, and a valid driver’s license. If you are applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your experience with youth support, advising, or case management to match the posting.