Student Success Advisor - Ontario, Canada - Conestoga College

Conestoga College

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Ontario, Canada

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Requisition Details:

Job Title: Student Success Advisor (2 Positions)

Requisition #: 23-1110

Campus: Various

Department: Student Success & Retention

Payband: H

Starting Rate: $35.06

Payband Range: $40.71

Hours/Week: 35

Posting Date: Friday, February 23, 2024

Closing Date: Sunday, March 3, 2024 at 11:59 PM EST

Vacancy Type: Support Staff
- Fulltime
Two Support Staff Full-time New Positions

The Student Success Advisor (SSA) is the initial point of contact for the Student Affairs department and often provides academic advising support.

The SSA offers academic advising to students across a variety of Conestoga initiatives that bolster student success and retention.

The Advisor identifies barriers to student success, manages inquiries from students, staff, and faculty, evaluates student concerns, assists in problem-solving, and makes referrals as needed.

Anticipated hybrid work for this position includes 3 days on-site and 2 days remote.

Responsibilities:

Advising students with a strengths and skills-based approach, utilizing student development and lifecycle theory
Assessing student needs through appointments and drop-in services, and guiding problem-solving using College resources
Exploring new delivery models to enhance student support
Tracking referrals, understanding student needs, and addressing barriers to success
Providing tailored guidance to help students navigate the college system effectively
Connecting students to necessary support services and resources
Assisting students in developing life skills essential for academic success
Aiding in creating student success and academic plans
Maintaining confidential service documentation
Staying updated on relevant policies, procedures, and best practices
Conducting workshops and presentations to bolster student success
Advocating for student well-being and addressing factors affecting academic progress
Engaging with at-risk student populations to offer proactive support and resources
Managing admission procedures and providing clarifications and support
Implementing interventions to support students at risk of not completing their semester successfully
Collaborating with offices to organize events and outreach initiatives for student support
Enhancing awareness of Student Affairs services through effective communication and outreach
Collecting and maintaining relevant statistics for reporting purposes
Evaluating service delivery effectiveness and identifying areas for improvement
Representing the college on committees and liaising with other departments

Qualifications:

Three-year Diploma/Degree in Social Sciences, Education, Human Resources, Leadership/Management, or a related field
Preferably completed credential in adult education, academic advising, student affairs/services, or mental health
Three y