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International Cultural Exchange Services
Local Coordinator for Nonprofit Exchange Program
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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A Community or Political Organizer works to unite citizens around a concern, ranging from reducing environmental pollution to fighting prejudice. Can be involved in organizing and working on political campaigns to advance social goals.
$62,217 / year median in Washington
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Commission-Based Local Coordinator (1099 | Part-Time | Remote + Local Engagement) International Cultural Exchange Services (ICES) International Cultural Exchange Services (ICES) is seeking reliable, self-motivated individuals to serve as Local Coordinators supporting international exchange students and host families. This is a 1099 independent contractor role , ideal for professionals seeking meaningful, flexible, supplemental income while making a difference in their local community. Important Role Details (Please Read Carefully) Commission-based compensation (supplemental income; not a salaried position) Independent contractor (1099) Remote/work-from-home with local community involvement Minimum age of 25 years (Department of State guideline reflecting the maturity and responsibility required for this role) Requires proactive outreach, follow-up, and clear communication This role is best suited for individuals who are comfortable working independently, managing responsibilities, and following through on commitments. Our Expectations We value professionalism, reliability, and respect for everyone's time, along with a genuine heart for supporting international students and host families. This role requires active engagement within your local community , including outreach and relationship-building to help recruit, screen, and support host families . Local Coordinators are expected to communicate consistently, follow through on responsibilities, and provide thoughtful, ongoing support to both students and host families throughout the program year. Success in this role stems from proactive communication, strong local connections, and a commitment to ensuring positive, well-supported placements for all parties involved.