Family Enrollment Advisor
$100 K+ annually
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$100 K+ annually
About the role
- You'll own the enrollment process from the first conversation through the family's decision to join Wonder Math.
- Connect with interested families. Lead personalized introductory sessions with parents and children who have signed up for a free Wonder Math assessment.
- Evaluate math skills. Work directly with children in grades 2–7 to informally assess their math understanding, identify areas of difficulty, and help parents understand where their child needs support.
- Understand learning challenges. Have thoughtful, informed conversations with parents about their child's math struggles, confidence, focus, ADHD, and other learning differences.
- Close enrollments. Clearly communicate Wonder Math's value, address objections about pricing, scheduling, and effectiveness, and confidently guide families toward enrollment.
- Follow through relentlessly. Proactively follow up with families through calls, texts, and emails. You'll know when to reach out, what was discussed, and what needs to happen next.
- Own your sales pipeline. Maintain a meticulously organized CRM (GoHighLevel), track every lead, and ensure no opportunity falls through the cracks.
- Meet and exceed sales goals. Take ownership of your conversion rates and enrollment targets, with commissions that reward your performance.
- Share customer insights. Help our team understand what parents need, what motivates their decisions, and how we can improve our enrollment experience.
- Who We're Looking ForYou're a natural closer who builds relationships, stays organized, and doesn't let opportunities slip through the cracks.
- You're a proven salesperson. You love selling, know how to overcome objections, and are motivated by results and commissions.
- You're exceptionally organized. You can manage dozens of prospective families at different stages of enrollment while tracking every conversation, commitment, and next step.
- You have outstanding follow-through. You consistently follow up, keep your promises, and don't need reminders to get things done.
- You're persistent without being pushy. You understand that many sales happen after multiple conversations and know how to keep prospects engaged.
- You take ownership. You treat your sales pipeline like your own business and hold yourself accountable for results.
- You're a relationship-builder. Parents quickly feel comfortable with you, and you can connect authentically with both adults and children.
- You're comfortable assessing math skills. You can work with children in grades 2–7, identify foundational math gaps, and explain your observations to parents.
- You understand learning differences. You're confident discussing ADHD, focus, math anxiety, and other learning challenges.
- You're tech-savvy. You're comfortable using Zoom, CRM systems, and online communication tools.
- You're flexible. You're available during afternoons, evenings, and weekends when families are most likely to schedule assessments and take calls.
- Schedule & Compensation
- Starting commitment: 20 hours per week
- Growth opportunity: Expected to evolve into a full-time position as Wonder Math grows
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