
The Freelance Client Support Specialist is responsible for providing essential support to students throughout their educational journey. This role significantly impacts student satisfaction and success by fostering a positive and supportive environment.
As a Freelance Client Support Specialist, you will engage with students daily, addressing their inquiries and concerns while providing guidance tailored to their educational needs. Your friendly demeanor will help create a welcoming atmosphere that encourages students to seek assistance and support.
Key Responsibilities:
Nursing background preferred.
Experience as a Kindergarten care helper.
Teaching experience is welcome.
Strong communication skills.
Ability to work independently.
Friendly and approachable personality.
Passion for supporting students.
Company
Medic Paths Education Pte Ltd
Location
Kuala Lumpur
Salary
Undisclosed
Skills Required
6 skills
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Communication
Problem-Solving
Empathy
Time Management
Adaptability
Team Collaboration
Medic Paths Education Pte Ltd has not disclosed the salary for this role. Freelance Client Support Specialist positions in Kuala Lumpur typically pay RM600–RM4,500 per month, based on the 38 comparable vacancies currently listed on SuperJobs.
Medic Paths Education Pte Ltd has not disclosed the salary for this role. Freelance Client Support Specialist positions in Kuala Lumpur typically pay RM600–RM4,500 per month, based on the 38 comparable vacancies currently listed on SuperJobs.
This Freelance Client Support Specialist position is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This role is fully on-site.
Medic Paths Education Pte Ltd is looking for Nursing background preferred.; Experience as a Kindergarten care helper.; Teaching experience is welcome..
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