Inforens
Campus Ambassador - UK Universities

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Inforens helps international students succeed at every stage; from choosing a university to launching a global career. We’ve supported 20,000+ students into leading universities and career support and now we’re now expanding our well-established peer-to-peer ambassador network across UK campuses.
We’re looking for Campus Ambassadors (Inforensers) to represent Inforens within their university communities, enhance presence of our services to international students, and help shape how we support students across the UK.
The Opportunity
As an Inforens Campus Ambassador, you will:
- Introduce Inforens to student societies, networks, and peer groups.
- Share approved content, events, offers, and updates through appropriate channels.
- Identify collaboration opportunities with societies, reps, and campus organisations.
- Help promote (and where appropriate, support) Inforens events, meet-ups, and UK day trips.
- Encourage relevant students to participate in Inforens activities and access resources.
- Gather structured feedback on student needs, interests, and challenges.
- Submit brief activity updates and suggest new ideas for events, partnerships, or content.
- Represent Inforens professionally and in line with university policies.
- Participate in ambassador briefings, training, and community meetings.
You will not be expected to spam students, make unsolicited approaches, or use university resources without permission. You must not present yourself as an adviser on immigration, legal, financial, admissions, or academic matters, any such queries should be referred to the appropriate Inforens team member or qualified professional.
Who We're Looking For
We’re looking for students who demonstrate:
- Strong spoken and written communication.
- Curiosity, sound judgment, and intellectual independence.
- A genuine interest in improving the international student experience.
- Evidence of initiative through societies, projects, volunteering, entrepreneurship, content creation, events, employment, or other activities.
- The ability to build authentic relationships (not just broadcast messages).
- Reliability, organisation, and respect for deadlines.
- Confidence working independently while collaborating with a small, ambitious team.
- Familiarity with social media, student communities, event promotion, or digital communication.
- Professionalism when representing a growing international organisation.
- The ability to provide thoughtful observations and constructive feedback.
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We particularly welcome applicants who can show they have taken responsibility, solved a problem, built a community, created something, or contributed meaningfully to an organisation or project. Academic achievement matters, but it’s not the only measure of potential.
This role is especially suited to students interested in:
- Entrepreneurship and startups
- International education
- Community building
- Marketing and communications
- Events and partnerships
- Technology and innovation
- Student experience and advocacy
- Content creation and social media
You do not need to be a social-media influencer or have a large public following.
What You'll Gain
As an Inforenser, you will receive:
- A recognised Campus Ambassador title for your CV and LinkedIn.
- A certificate of completion and professional reference (subject to satisfactory completion and reference policy).
- Monthly 1-to-1 career mentoring with a sponsored graduate or industry professional (CV/LinkedIn review, graduate applications, interview prep, UK recruitment processes, career planning).
- Priority access to paid opportunities when Inforens or partners recruit students for campus-based or event support roles (subject to availability, suitability, right-to-work, and separate agreements).
- Exclusive events, including priority invitations to Inforens networking sessions, community experiences, and selected UK trips (e.g. London Christmas Lights Walk, seasonal student events, partner events).
- Free ambassador merchandise and exclusive discounts on Inforens services and partner offerings.
- Early access to selected student opportunities, events, and programmes.
- Training, briefing materials, templates, and ongoing support from the Inforens team.
- Opportunities to build a professional network across universities, entrepreneurs, educators, and partner organisations.
- Recognition within the Inforens community (the Inforenverse).


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Eligible ambassadors may also access higher tuition fee cashback opportunities through selected Inforens campaigns and partner initiatives (eligibility and terms communicated during onboarding).
Some opportunities, events, references, incentives, and partnerships may depend on availability, eligibility, performance, event capacity, or successful completion of relevant requirements.
Role Details
- Role type: Volunteer Campus Ambassador
- Location: Remote (UK university-based)
- Expected commitment: ~4 hours per month
- Compensation: Volunteer role with extensive career, mentoring, networking, and future paid-work benefits
- Expenses: Approved travel and event expenses reimbursed where applicable
- Volunteer status: This is a voluntary ambassador programme designed to provide leadership, professional development, and networking opportunities. Appointment as a Campus Ambassador does not create an employment relationship or guarantee future paid work. Any future paid engagement will be offered under a separate agreement where applicable.
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