Student Boarding Assistant
Posted 2 days ago
school tours of americaChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$25/hour
About the role
🌍 Student Boarding Assistant 📍 Location: Chicago, Illinois 🕒 Employment Type: Part-Time✈️ Are you full of energy, great with kids and teens, and love the excitement of travel? We are looking for enthusiastic Student Boarding Assistants to help school field trips navigate O'Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW) airports! Keep the energy high, keep the groups organized, and send them off with a smile!
🧭 About the Role:
Welcome the Group: Greet excited student groups at designated terminal rally points. Paperwork: Retrieve boarding passes from airline prior to group arrival. Line Command: Keep groups organized and moving smoothly through the gate sequence. Gate Coordination: Keep group leaders informed about changes in flight times. Bring the Hype: Keep spirits high and ease pre-flight jitters for nervous first-time flyers!
🧩 What We're Looking For:
High-Energy Leaders: Anyone with massive group-management charisma! Chicago Locals: Easy access to O'Hare or Midway airports. Cool Under Pressure: Can handle loud, chaotic, and high-energy airport environments with a big grin. Reliable & Prompt: Planes don't wait, so arriving on time is non-negotiable.
💰 Compensation & Benefits
Hourly Rate:
$25/hour Seasonal Position Parking & Mileage Reimbursement Provided Ready to join a company that brings education and travel together? Apply now and start your journey with us as a Student Boarding Assistant!
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