Stanford University Campus Tour Guide ($80/2hr)

Are you a current student who's excited about your experience at Stanford University? Or are you an alumnus always missing the old days in campus? Interested in sharpening your leadership skills? Here is a great opportunity that you could be a paid student employee who conducts walking tours of the campus. This summer we are looking for passionate Stanford students to welcome student tourists from China, most of which will arrive between early-July and mid-August.

Job Summary
As a campus tour guide, you will meet hundreds of Chinese students from 11-18 years old and their parents, who come to Stanford to learn about the university's facilities, as well as student life, culture on campus, academics, and programs offered by the institution. These tours are normally walking tours that typically last 2 hours, and groups are usually between 10 and 30 students, or even sometimes over 50.

Duties and Responsibilities
The students in our summer camp program hope to further their understanding about U.S. campus life and culture, to prepare for their future study abroad, therefore campus tour is a platform to share your experience at Stanford with those eager oversea students. We expect you are:

1. A live GPS of Stanford campus.
   Students group might get off from different locations of campus, thus the start of tour might be different. Also, all tours are restricted to schedule, so that you have to time the tour at each places of interest.
2. A storyteller knowing all about Stanford.
   Stanford University is the super celebrity among top academic institutions, thus the introduction of it had better be suit for its status. We are expecting vivid explanation and introduction of the architectures, environment, history, life, and culture. Try your best to avoid awkward silence during the tour.
3. An instructor to give suggestion of students’ application and college life.
   Most students in our summer camp have intention to pursue a further education abroad, especially in the U.S. Your own story about application and study life in Stanford University would deeply impact on their choice of academic life. We hope you give helpful and instructive advice to those students. Some of them may be your future alumni or friends.
4. A leader of groups of students.
   Each group might have 10-30 students, and your most important job is to ensure they are always together with the team. Also, considering the language ability of students, please make sure they follow what you explain to them.

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