Freelance Student Advisor

Are you looking for an opportunity to earn additional income with flexible, remote work? Uni Talent Network is seeking self-employed Student Advisors to support the recruitment of prospective students to partner institutions, including Elizabeth School of London.

About the Role

This is a freelance, commission-only position with no basic salary, offering full flexibility to work from anywhere in the UK. As a Student Advisor, you will promote educational programs, identify potential applicants, guide them through the admissions process, and support them through to enrollment.

You will be fully responsible for ensuring that each student’s application file is complete and correctly submitted to the university.

Key Responsibilities

  • Identify and engage potential students across the UK
  • Guide applicants through the admissions process
  • Ensure student application files are complete and submitted to the university
  • Assist students until successful enrollment
  • Maintain professional communication and follow-up
  • Fully remote — work from home or any location
  • Flexible schedule — suitable as an additional income opportunity
  • Commission-based earnings with unlimited potential
  • Performance-related bonuses
  • Opportunity to work with a growing education recruitment network

Requirements to Apply

To be eligible, applicants must provide:

  • Valid ID or Passport (proof of right to work in the UK)
  • Pre-Settlement or Settlement Status (with Share Code)
  • UTR Letter (confirming self-employed status)
  • National Insurance Number
  • Recent Proof of Address (bank statement or utility bill)
  • Accountant Letter confirming self-employment (if available)
  • Signed Commission Agreement for each intake

Preferred Experience

  • Previous experience in student recruitment, education consultancy, or sales is desirable but not essential

Job Type: Freelance / Self-Employed

Work Authorisation: United Kingdom (preferred)

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