Student Enrollment Ambassador (Current or Former Students Only)

About the Role

The Student Enrollment Ambassador serves as a student leader who supports campus enrollment efforts by connecting with prospective students and families who have expressed interest in Texans Can Academies. Ambassadors provide peer insight, share personal experiences, assist families with questions, and promote a welcoming school culture.

Primary Purpose

• Increase enrollment through authentic peer outreach
• Strengthen family trust and connection
• Create student leadership opportunities
• Improve retention through peer influence

Qualifications

• Must be in and maintain excellent academic standing and attendance
• Must be a TCA student for at least two (2) terms before applying
• Must have strong communication skills and be comfortable speaking with adults and peers
• Must be reliable and responsible, and have a positive attitude and school pride
• Have the willingness to be a student ambassador for at least two (2) consecutive terms
• Commitment to daily schedule M-F

This is a grant-funded position and is subject to the specifications outlined within the grant and to the duration of the award.

Responsibilities

• Family and Student Outreach: Call, text, or message families who have expressed interest in enrolling; share personal experiences about TCA; answer general student-life questions; encourage families to complete enrollment steps; remind students about orientation, required documents, and first-day expectations
• Referral and Recruitment Support: Promote the student referral program; encourage peers to invite eligible friends and family; track referrals accurately
• Event Support: Assist with enrollment events and orientations; serve as student representatives during orientations and special events; support social media testimonials as needed
• Retention Support: Check in with newly enrolled students; encourage attendance and engagement during the first 30-60 days

Working Conditions

Mental Demands/Physical Demands/Environmental Factors: Maintain emotional control under stress; work with frequent interruptions. Repetitive hand motions; prolonged computer use.