The ISMP Campus Ambassador serves as the vital bridge between the International Student Mentorship Program and their specific university community in Japan. As an Ambassador, you will be the face of ISMP on campus, fostering a supportive environment for international and local students through program feedback, event coordination, and peer leadership. This role is ideal for students looking to develop professional communication, event planning, and leadership skills within a multicultural context.

Details

Organization: International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP)

Location: Local University Campus (Japan)

Term: 3 Months (Spring Cycle: April – June)

Training period: 1 Month (March)

Type: Student Leadership Position (Volunteer/Service-based)

Key Duties & Responsibilities

Campus Liaison: Act as the primary point of contact for all ISMP-related inquiries at your university.

Strategic Promotion: Lead efforts to promote ISMP programs and resources across campus to increase student engagement.

Event Coordination: Serve as the on-the-ground liaison for mentorship workshops and official ISMP events hosted at your university.

Local Strategy: Provide guidance to the ISMP leadership team on "best practices" and specific offerings that would most benefit your unique university demographic.

Peer Mentorship: Actively teach and guide underclassmen regarding ISMP programs, helping them navigate available resources.

Collaborative Planning: Attend and contribute to a monthly planning meeting (~2 hours) with ISMP members to strategize upcoming campus offerings.

Requirements & Qualifications

Current Enrollment: Must be a registered University Student in Japan for the entire duration of the service period.

Time Commitment: Ability to commit to a full 3-month term:

Term A: April – June

Term B: September – November

Mandatory Training: Completion of one specialized training session (held in March or August, depending on the start term).

Availability: Must be able to attend the 2-hour monthly planning session.

Professional Growth: A willingness to receive and implement constructive, professional feedback from ISMP mentors to improve leadership and program quality.

Why Join ISMP?

Gain experience in international relations and community building.

Develop professional leadership skills.

Expand your professional network within the student community in Japan and American working professionals.

Recognition: Enhance your resume with a leadership role in an international organization.

Receive an official leadership certificate of service upon successful completion of the term.

The Seka Toku Discussion Lead (Advanced English Cafe Leader) serves as a dedicated, proactive, and culturally-minded program leader at their local university in Japan.
In this role, you will act as the bridge between ISMP's Advanced English Cafe program and your local university campus in Japan. You will lead efforts to foster a vibrant English Cafe program where the university community can foster a place of learning and friendships, providing strategic guidance to ensure the English Cafe program meets the needs of your fellow students.

Details

Organization: International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP)

Location: Local University Campus (Japan)

Term: 3 Months (Spring Cycle: April – June)

Training period: 1 Month (March)

Type: Student Leadership Position (Volunteer/Service-based)

Key Duties & Responsibilities

Campus Liaison: Serve as the main point of contact for the Advanced English Cafe program at your university.

Strategic Advising: Provide expert feedback and guidance to ISMP mentors regarding best practices and specific topics that would benefit your local campus English Cafe.

Program Promotion: Actively promote the Advanced English Cafe within your campus community to increase student engagement and awareness.

Collaborative Planning: Attend and contribute to a monthly planning meeting (approx. 2 hours) with ISMP members to shape program strategy and local initiatives.

Local Leadership: Act as an on-the-ground advisor to ensure ISMP programs are culturally relevant and effectively implemented at your specific university. Additionally, serves as assistant or intern to teach/co-lead English Cafe meetings.

Requirements & Qualifications

Current Enrollment: Must be a registered University Student in Japan for the entire duration of the service period.

Time Commitment: Ability to commit to a full 3-month term:

Term A: April – June

Term B: September – November

Mandatory Training: Completion of one specialized training session (held in March or August, depending on the start term).

Availability: Must be able to attend the 2-hour monthly planning session.

Professional Growth: A willingness to receive and implement constructive, professional feedback from ISMP mentors to improve leadership and program quality.

Why Join ISMP?

Develop high-level leadership and communication skills in an international context.

Build a professional network with fellow univeristy students, ISMP mentors and global working professionals.

Make a tangible impact on the internationalization of your campus.

Gain experience in program management and strategic planning.

Recognition: Enhance your resume with a leadership role in an international organization.

Receive an official leadership certificate of service upon successful completion of the term.

The Social Media and Marketing Leader serves as a creative and strategic Social Media and Marketing consultant to spearhead our digital presence across universities in Japan.

In this role, you will act as the voice for ISMP at your local campus through your marketing skills to bridge the gap between university students and ISMP. You will be responsible for crafting engaging content, advising team members on social media and marketing strategy, and ensuring our mission of mentorship the students at your university.

Details

Organization: International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP)

Location: Local University Campus (Japan)

Term: 3 Months (Spring Cycle: April – June)

Training period: 1 Month (March or August)

Type: Student Leadership Position (Volunteer/Service-based)

Key Duties & Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership: Serve as the primary point of contact for all Social Media and Marketing initiatives at your specific university.

Content Creation: Dedicate 2–3 hours per month to creating high-quality, engaging social media content (posts, stories, reels, or graphics) that aligns with ISMP’s brand.

Advisory & Mentorship: Provide guidance and feedback to fellow ISMP members on marketing best practices. You will help develop a strategic approach to increase program awareness and student engagement.

Collaborative Planning: Attend and contribute to a monthly planning meeting (~2 hours) with ISMP mentors and members to serve as the marketing advisor for local campus programs.

Requirements & Qualifications

Current Enrollment: Must be a registered University Student in Japan for the entire duration of the service period.

Time Commitment: Ability to commit to a full 3-month term:

Term A: April – June

Term B: September – November

Mandatory Training: Completion of one specialized training session (held in March or August, depending on the start term).

Availability: Must be able to attend the 2-hour monthly planning session.

Professional Growth: A willingness to receive and implement constructive, professional feedback from ISMP mentors to improve leadership and program quality.

Why Join ISMP?

Professional Development: Gain hands-on experience in digital marketing, brand management, and strategic communications.

Impact: Play a vital role in helping university students find community and support.

Networking: Work closely with a diverse group of mentors and students across Japan and America.

Recognition: Enhance your resume with a leadership role in an international organization.

Receive an official leadership certificate of service upon successful completion of the term.