Jobs at American Councils for International Education

Supports American Councils Armenia’s educational exchange and study abroad programs, including participant logistics, travel and housing arrangements, stakeholder coordination, reporting, outreach, events, social media, website management, translation, and office administration. The role is full-time and in-person in Yerevan, Armenia, with responsibility for maintaining records, supplies, assets, and day-to-day operational processes.

Coordinates participant recruitment, alumni engagement, communications, virtual activities, workshops, mini-grants, and impact projects for an international exchange program. Develops digital content, success stories, reports, and outreach materials; manages databases, mailing lists, calendars, and engagement platforms; supports events and donor-aligned communications. Requires strong writing, organization, interpersonal skills, cultural sensitivity, and proficiency with office, collaboration, and social media tools.

Manages educator recruitment, onboarding, support, and online course delivery for an international digital leadership program. Oversees facilitator assignments, cohort logistics, instructional quality, participant engagement, reporting, and continuous improvement. Supervises a Senior Program Officer and coordinates Alumni Accelerators, alumni programming, and mini-grant cycles. Collaborates across teams and time zones while ensuring program compliance, stakeholder communication, and effective implementation of virtual learning activities.

Leads the development, coordination, and implementation of virtual course content and learning materials for an international digital leadership program. Coordinates facilitators, instructional designers, subject matter experts, and partners; manages course schedules, deliverables, participant support, facilitator onboarding, technology training, evaluations, records, alumni mentoring, and donor-compliant documentation. The role also supports Canvas integration, reporting, communications, and continuous curriculum improvement.

Supports recruitment and selection, participant onboarding, program administration, event logistics, partner communications, documentation, reporting, financial tracking, and payment processing for an international, U.S. Department of State-funded program. Coordinates virtual and in-person activities across multiple countries and time zones, maintains participant records and databases, monitors deliverables, and supports trainings, workshops, alumni engagement, and program compliance.

Lead workshops for international high school exchange students in Washington, DC. Teach American history, government, innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership; facilitate classroom sessions, seminars, museum and monument visits, and group discussions. Instructors must present information nonpartisanly, support student cohesion, live onsite during workshops, assist with evening supervision, and complete required training.