International Student Recruitment Manager (British Columbia)

International Student Recruitment Manager (British Columbia)

23 Oct
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Capilano University
|
British Columbia

23 Oct

Capilano University

British Columbia

Lead international student recruitment at Capilano University in North Vancouver, using partnership management and data analysis to advance enrolment priorities.
As Manager, International Student Recruitment & Partnerships, you will oversee recruitment strategy, operational plans, and a geographically dispersed network. You will manage staff, education agents, institutional partners, budgets, travel, and conversion initiatives. The position collaborates across academic and administrative units.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and evaluate international recruitment strategies and annual plans
Lead staff, representatives, agents, and institutional partners
Oversee recruitment, conversion, travel, budgets, and operational activities
Analyze market, CRM,



and enrolment data
Ensure regulatory and ethical recruitment compliance
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in a related field
Minimum five years of recruitment experience preferred
Two years of supervisory experience preferred
Experience managing international education agents and partnerships
Valid Class 5 British Columbia Driver’s Licence
Bring international recruitment leadership, partnership development, CRM analysis, and operational planning expertise to Capilano University.

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📌 International Student Recruitment Manager (British Columbia)
🏢 Capilano University
📍 British Columbia

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