How to Become an Educational Consultant

Educational consultants are also based in the United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Asia, and South America.

Other UK professional associations or bodies to which educational consultants typically seek membership or affiliation include the Department for Children, Schools and Families, Ofsted (The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills), Learning and Skills Council, Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment, Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal and the Gilfus Education Group.

IECA's "Ethical Guidelines for the Profession of Educational Consulting" states that it "has developed a strict set of ethical guidelines that govern the actions of consultants in their relationships with students and families, schools and colleges, and with colleagues.

These include a responsibility to understand each student's special strengths, values and needs, while striving to include all family members in the educational planning process.

An IECA member does not accept any compensation from educational institutions for placement of a child.

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A personal, educational experience abroad.

The right social/interpersonal skills.

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Stephanie Hawver has successfully completed training and received certification as an Educational Consultant for Educational Development Corporation (EDC) based in Tulsa, OK.

Others are just starting out as independents, may have helped only their own children apply to college, have done little or no training or college campus visits, and are overstating their ability to help your child.  Do your homework and trust your child’s gut reaction to the independent consultant before spending money to retain that person’s services.

The selected candidate in this role will report to the VP of Educational Consulting.

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The right candidate will have a proven track record developing nuanced and well-researched educational frameworks targeting both cognitive and non-cognitive….

Consultants in the educational sector are normally required to make sure that the curriculum in use by a school meets already outlined standards (usually national).

In dealing with school instructors/teachers, consultants may also arrange training programs, which they may organize by themselves to help improve the teaching skills of teachers.

Educational consultants also help schools in achieving greater standards and improving their rankings.

The consultant should be willing and able to help at all times.

2-4 years of relevant experience in a similar advisory role, preferably in an educational system.