Opportunity Resource Services·Cleburne, Texas
Lead the Open STEM Space and provide academic tutoring and mentoring to high school students. Assist students with college readiness, including navigating the application process and financial aid.
Make a Real Impact - On a Flexible Schedule
Are you a college student looking for meaningful part-time work, a retired professional wanting to give back, or someone seeking a part-time opportunity that truly makes a difference? Join ORS as a College Access Advisor and help high school students in a rural community prepare for college, careers, and life beyond graduation.
This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy mentoring, teaching, and encouraging students—while working a flexible schedule in a supportive, mission-driven environment.
6 hours/week (Tue/Thu, 9 AM – 12:00 pm).
Rio Vista High School (RVHS) Additional opportunities to work on field trips and online tutoring as needed.
An associate’s degree The ability to lead groups and facilitate workshops or interactive learning sessions. Comfort with STEM concepts Previous experience in TRIO, youth development, or coaching. Knowledge of FAFSA, Apply Texas, and scholarship applications. Personal background as a first-generation or low-income college student.
To be considered for the College Access Advisor position, candidates must meet the following criteria: Completion of post-secondary coursework or a degree (Associate’s or higher) from an accredited institution. Possession of a valid driver’s license and access to reliable personal transportation to travel between designated school sites. Demonstrated interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively with students, parents, and school administrators. Ability to mentor youth, manage group behaviors, and establish clear, professional boundaries in a school setting.
Must be able to lift and carry 40 lbs., to stand and walk for long periods of time, to endure strong heat and cold, to climb stairs, and to fly on an airplane. Must be able to project voice and speak publicly. Must be able to drive a vehicle, read road signs, judge distance, and spend extensive hours in front of a computer screen. Must be able to listen carefully to others on the telephone. ORS maintains a progressive, creative, and professional working environment. We are seeking talented professionals who want to make a positive impact in Texas communities. If you are looking for a challenging job that makes a difference in the community, look no further.
If you’re looking for a flexible, purpose-driven role that directly impacts students’ lives, we’d love to hear from you.
Candidates must have completed post-secondary coursework or hold an associate degree and possess a valid driver's license. Preferred qualifications include experience with TRIO, youth development, and knowledge of college application systems.
Market context
In Texas, College Access Advisor roles are often driven by schools and programs focused on helping students navigate applications, financial aid, and postsecondary planning. These positions can be competitive because employers value candidates with post-secondary coursework or an associate degree, a valid driver’s license, and preferred experience with TRIO, youth development, or college application systems. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your application to show student-facing advising experience.
