International Student Exchange Community Coordinator
Want to help bring international exchange to your community?
Nacel Open Door (NOD) is a nonprofit organization that has been connecting international students with communities across the United States for more than 65 years.
We are looking for engaged, community-focused people in Minnesota to join us as Coordinators for our Short Term Summer Program (2-5 week programs). In this role, you’ll build relationships within your community while helping connect high school-aged international students with welcoming host families in your area, combining meaningful work with real earning potential.
What You’ll Do:
• Recruit host families for international students in your community
• Match students with host families based on shared interests and fit
• Build and maintain strong relationships with families and your wider community
• Provide ongoing guidance and support to your students and host families throughout the duration of the program.
• Work flexible hours from your own home with support from the Short Term Program Director and the NOD National Office staff.
• Coordinate placements for at least 5 students each year
Why Join NOD:
When you become a Short Term Program Coordinator, you help create life-changing experiences for students and families throughout your community. With the support of a trusted organization that has decades of experience, you’ll see firsthand how your work helps broaden perspectives and build greater understanding between cultures.
This is a mission-first, flexible 1099 Independent Contractor role. Coordinators set their own schedules and earn stipend-based compensation for every student they place and support. This is not a salaried position.
Ready to make an impact in your community? Click “Apply” to access our secure application form, or reach out to Lydia at [email protected] with any questions.
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Nacel Open Door (NOD) is a nonprofit organization that has been connecting international students with communities across the United States for more than 65 years.
We are looking for engaged, community-focused people in Minnesota to join us as Coordinators for our Short Term Summer Program (2-5 week programs). In this role, you’ll build relationships within your community while helping connect high school-aged international students with welcoming host families in your area, combining meaningful work with real earning potential.
What You’ll Do:
• Recruit host families for international students in your community
• Match students with host families based on shared interests and fit
• Build and maintain strong relationships with families and your wider community
• Provide ongoing guidance and support to your students and host families throughout the duration of the program.
• Work flexible hours from your own home with support from the Short Term Program Director and the NOD National Office staff.
• Coordinate placements for at least 5 students each year
Why Join NOD:
When you become a Short Term Program Coordinator, you help create life-changing experiences for students and families throughout your community. With the support of a trusted organization that has decades of experience, you’ll see firsthand how your work helps broaden perspectives and build greater understanding between cultures.
This is a mission-first, flexible 1099 Independent Contractor role. Coordinators set their own schedules and earn stipend-based compensation for every student they place and support. This is not a salaried position.
Ready to make an impact in your community? Click “Apply” to access our secure application form, or reach out to Lydia at [email protected] with any questions.
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