Admissions Director
$200,000 USD/year Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks 

United States
Semi-flexible schedule
Hybrid location
full-time (40 hrs/week)
Long-term role

Admissions Director   $200,000 USD/year

Description

Imagine leading admissions for a school that’s redefining what education can be. At 2 Hour Learning, we’ve cracked the code: students master academics in just two hours a day through AI-powered personalized learning, freeing up time for life skills, creativity, and personal growth​. Our students thrive academically, love learning, and outperform their peers—because we’ve built a system that’s efficient, engaging, and truly student-centered.

This is your chance to shape the admissions experience for families curious about a bold, results-driven alternative to traditional education. At 2 Hour Learning, you’ll have the freedom to design high-touch, highly personalized admissions journeys—without the bureaucracy and red tape common in private schools​. Your work will directly drive enrollment, and your ideas will have room to flourish.

If you’ve ever thought, “There’s a better way to connect with families and showcase what truly matters,” this is your opportunity to own that vision and make it real.

Why This Role Will Excite You:

  • A Groundbreaking School Model: You’ll introduce families to a model that lets students learn twice as fast, with no teachers, no busywork, and more time for real-life skills​.
  • A Rare Opportunity for Ownership: Unlike typical private school roles, you’ll have the freedom to shape and refine the admissions process based on what works​.
  • A Mission That Matters: You’ll be part of a team that’s proving students can thrive academically and personally—without sacrificing joy​.
  • Competitive Compensation & Flexibility: A $200k salary, generous benefits package, and the ability to work remotely from anywhere in the U.S., provided you’re near a major airport for travel​.

Are you ready to own an admissions process that makes a real difference for students and families? Let’s talk.

What you will be doing

  • Owning the Admissions Experience: Be the face of 2-Hour Learning for prospective families, responding to inquiries, guiding them through the application process, and ensuring every step is seamless​.
  • Delivering Impactful First Impressions: Host school tours, open houses, and info sessions that vividly showcase how we help students learn twice as fast while gaining time for life skills​​.
  • Turning Data into Decisions: Track admissions metrics in HubSpot and SIS, analyze trends, and share insights with leadership to drive smarter outreach strategies​.
  • Refining Our Playbook: Keep admissions FAQs and SOPs up to date, ensuring consistency and clarity in every interaction​.
  • Building Meaningful Relationships: Engage prospective families with empathy and insight, making their admissions journey smooth and memorable​.

What you will NOT be doing

  • Navigating Slow, Bureaucratic Processes: You’ll have the authority to act quickly, experiment, and improve the admissions experience without layers of approval​.
  • Managing a Large Administrative Team: This role is about leading the admissions process yourself, not supervising a big team​.
  • Following Rigid Scripts: Every family is different, and your conversations will be personalized, not pre-packaged​.
  • Sticking to Outdated Playbooks: You’ll have the space to innovate and improve admissions processes based on feedback and results​.

Key responsibilities

Increase enrollment conversions and deliver a high-touch admissions experience that converts inquiries into engaged, passionate families​.

Candidate requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience managing end-to-end admissions or enrollment processes in competitive academic environments, with a proven track record of driving enrollment growth.
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
  • Executive presence, polished and professional, instilling confidence in an audience.
  • Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple families, campuses, and deadlines simultaneously.
  • Proficiency with CRM and SIS systems (e.g., HubSpot, Veracross) and experience maintaining accurate data records.
  • A track record of providing high-touch, client-facing service.
  • Must be based in Austin, TX – or willing to relocate – and able to travel up to 20% within the United States.

Nice to have

  • Background in private school admissions, particularly with high-net-worth families​.
  • Experience in sales or marketing with a focus on storytelling and relationship-building​.
  • Familiarity with mastery-based or alternative education models​.

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