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Campus & Community Ambassador Program

The pilot cohort

We are selecting a small pilot group of students and young professionals who already help their communities find credible opportunities. Ambassadors share selected relevant opportunities, collect feedback, support one learning session and connect ARIA HUB with useful student and employer networks. This is not a spam role and there are no copy-paste posting quotas — activity is measured by useful outcomes, and recognition is based on real contribution.

What ambassadors do

  • Share selected opportunities with relevant groups and communities.
  • Host one small info session per month (online or on campus).
  • Collect honest user feedback and report listing errors.
  • Refer employers, partners and useful networks to ARIA HUB.
  • Produce one useful local guide per month (a short post is enough).

What ambassadors do NOT do

  • No mass-messaging strangers or pasting the same link everywhere.
  • No visa, admission or employment guarantees — ever.
  • No invented metrics or fake testimonials.
  • No impersonation — ambassadors never claim to be ARIA HUB employees.
  • No sharing anyone’s story or data without consent.

Tracking & recognition

  • Every ambassador gets a unique tracked link/code and a monthly activity log.
  • Recognition is contribution-based: a certificate, a public profile, recommendations based on real work, and speaking opportunities at events.
  • Ambassadors whose activity creates no qualified traffic or community value are rotated out of the pilot.

Code of conduct

  • Be accurate: never change deadlines, eligibility or requirements when sharing a listing.
  • Respect privacy: collect only necessary information and explain consent for follow-up.
  • No spam, fake testimonials, impersonation or misleading institutional affiliation.
  • Keep the official application route intact — always share the direct official link.

Apply

Email [email protected] with the subject “Ambassador pilot”. Tell us your name, your university or community, your city, and one sentence about how you already help people find opportunities.