Benefits and Compensation of working Part-time with CHI
Throughout this experience, you will meet a whole world of people you would have never met otherwise!
ACs with high placement numbers are invited to our annual Academic Year Program conference held in fun places like New Orleans and Puerto Rico! Conference is a chance to see the bigger picture of the important work that we do and bond with ACs, Area Program Administrators, our California office staff, and Program Directors.
CHI’s 2024-25 Conference will be held in beautiful Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Contact us today to get started as a Coordinator and join us!
Coordinator's Responsibilities
When you begin working as a Coordinator with CHI, our Area Program Administrators will immediately train you and give you the resources and knowledge you need.
They are always available to answer any questions and help you along the way.
- Locate public schools willing to accept international students.
- Recruit, interview and vet prospective host families.
- Make host family/student matches.
- Conduct host family and student orientations.
- Plan and coordinate group outings for your students and host families.
- Communicate regularly with students, host families and schools. Monitor the progress of the student and host family relationship while providing support as needed.
- Bond with your families and students and help them to bond with each other.
Requirements to Work with CHI
- Enthusiasm.
- Flexibility and ability to work independently.
- Passion for and interest in working with young people.
- Excellent relationship-building skills.
- Previous Coordinator experience is preferred but not necessary.
