Salary: $51,000 Location: Remote (North America) Company Name: University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) Role: Guide prospective adult learners through the admissions process by providing consultative advising, overcoming barriers, and driving enrollment and first-term success. Qualifications: associate’s degree, 1+ year admissions/advising or consultative sales, CRM experience, customer service, goal-driven environment, strong communication Key Tasks: Advise prospective students, manage CRM records, drive enrollment targets, conduct high-volume outreach, support registration and degree planning, participate in recruitment events Apply Here: https://umgc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UMGC_Careers/job/North-America-Remote/Admissions-Advisor_10022666/apply

I became a virtual assistant to work online and have freedom.Over time, I realized something interesting… I was managing e-commerce stores, handling customer support, updating products, tracking orders basically running businesses I didn’t own. That’s when it clicked:If I can run an online store for someone else, I can build one for myself. I started learning dropshipping on the side, using the same skills I already had as a VA. No inventory, no warehouse just systems and automation. I didn’t stop being a VA.I just added ownership to my skill set. Virtual assistants actually have a huge advantage in online business most of us already know how it works behind the scenes. Just sharing in case this sparks an idea for someone

Welcome. You’re in the right place. This Skool exists to help Virtual Assistants build real, practical skills — not hype, not theory, just how the work actually gets done. Before posting, please take 2 minutes to get oriented: 📌 How this Skool works Feed → questions, discussions, updates Job Offers → shared by admins only. labeled [Hiring] For Hire → share your availability, skills, portfolio. labeled [For Hire] Classroom → rules, structure, and learning paths, courses 👉 Read first: How This Skool Works (rules, posting structure, expectations) Courses & Learning Paths (what each course is for, and who should skip it) 💼 Looking for work? If you’re available for work, post in For Hire. That’s the only place members can share their availability and services. Posts here are competitive by design — visibility is temporary. 📚 New to VA work? There’s a low-cost beginner course in the Classroom that explains: what VAs actually do day to day core tasks, systems, and client expectations It’s optional, but helpful if you’re starting out or feel unsure. 🤝 Be human You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t need to know everything. Just be clear and respectful. Glad you’re here.

If you’re new to VA work — or you’ve done tasks but still feel unsure — this is the best place to begin. The Newbie VA Course shows you: what clients actually expect from an hourly VA how inbox, calendar, tasks, and communication really work how to feel professional instead of guessing It’s practical, calm, and designed to help you start without overwhelm. 👉 Go to the Classroom and open Newbie VA Course Start with Module 1 and take it one step at a time. That’s it.