How can I become a consultant for studying abroad?

First of all, good English is very important.

Because basically, when recruiting overseas consultants, all major domestic intermediaries require candidates to have good English, and generally they need to reach at least CET-6. Some intermediaries, such as Aussie and Gillette, may require CET 8.

Another point is that domestic intermediaries generally need to have 2-3 years of work-related experience in recruiting overseas consultants, preferably with a foreign background. If you don't have relevant work experience and apply for a job, you can't apply for a study abroad consultant for the time being, but you can only start from secretarial work, that is, help the study abroad agent translate materials and other relatively primary work. Only when you have accumulated several years of work experience and have a better understanding of the study abroad policies of various countries can you become a study abroad consultant.

Moreover, it is best for study abroad consultants to have their own contacts, such as contacting foreign intermediaries or schools, which will be of great help to their business.

In short, to be a consultant for studying abroad, you need to be good at English and be familiar with the study abroad policies and materials of various countries. The background of studying abroad is the best.