1. Consultation: Course consultants need to understand students' needs and interests and recommend suitable courses and academic projects for them. This may include choosing appropriate courses according to students' age, background, interests and career goals.
2. Information transmission: Course consultants need to provide students and parents with detailed information such as courses, tuition fees and registration procedures. They also need to explain the school's teaching methods, teachers, facilities and other relevant information to help students make informed decisions.
3. Enrollment: Curriculum consultants participate in the enrollment activities of the school, communicate with potential students and parents, introduce the advantages and characteristics of the school, and attract them to apply for admission.
4. Follow-up: Course consultants need to keep up with students' learning progress and needs in time after they register. This may include answering questions from students and parents, helping to solve possible problems, and providing necessary support and guidance.
5. Evaluation and feedback: Course consultants need to evaluate their work performance regularly and improve their services according to the feedback from students and parents. This helps to improve customer satisfaction and promote the development of the school.
The main role of the course consultant:
1. Help students choose appropriate courses: Course consultants know about disciplines and majors in different fields and can recommend appropriate courses and academic projects according to students' interests, abilities and career goals. This will help students plan their study career better and improve their study results and grades.
2. Provide detailed information: Course consultants need to provide students and parents with detailed information such as courses, tuition fees and registration process. They also need to explain the school's teaching methods, teachers, facilities and other relevant information to help students make informed decisions.
3. Q&A: Course consultants need to answer questions from students and parents and solve possible problems. They can help students and parents understand the challenges they may face in the learning process and provide necessary support and guidance.
4. Promote enrollment: Course consultants participate in the enrollment activities of the school, communicate with potential students and parents, introduce the advantages and characteristics of the school, and attract them to apply for admission. Their work helps to improve the visibility and attractiveness of the school and promote the smooth progress of enrollment.