The Academic Advisor is responsible for advising Psychology majors in all streams and levels on program requirements and monitoring the academic progress of students
Job Summary
The Academic Advisor is responsible for advising Psychology majors in all streams and levels on program requirements and monitoring the academic progress of students.
Key responsibilities include performing student academic advising, creating program plans, managing advising appointments, and monitoring students at risk academically.
This permanent, part-time position includes comprehensive health and dental benefits, pension plan eligibility, vacation time, and professional development opportunities.
Matching Summary
The Academic Advisor is responsible for advising Psychology majors in all streams and levels on program requirements and monitoring the academic progress of students.
Salary
Base: $56,503-$91,627; Target Hiring Range: $56,503-$60,000, pro rated; Benefits: Health & Dental, Pension, Vacation, Tuition Waiver
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Academic advising in post-secondary
Knowledge of academic calendar
Computer software and systems
Active listening and communication skills
Ability to coach and mentor
Problem solving and organizational skills
Nice-to-have
Experience with challenging academics
Inclusive and barrier-free recruitment
Student-centered organization
Key Requirements
Undergraduate degree in a related discipline
Equivalent combination of education and experience
Knowledge of advising models and theories
Understanding of undergraduate course calendar
Knowledge of University programs and systems
Understanding of Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act