As an overseas educational counselor, your job role typically involves guiding and assisting students who wish to study abroad:

• Provide information and guidance to students on study opportunities abroad, including available programs, universities, admission requirements, and application processes.
• Help students plan their academic path abroad based on their interests, educational background, and career goals.
• Assist students with completing application forms, preparing necessary documents (like transcripts and recommendation letters), and meeting deadlines.
• Advise on and possibly provide resources for standardized tests such as TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, etc., required for admission to universities abroad.
• Inform students about visa requirements, procedures, and documentation necessary for studying in various countries.
• Advise students on financial planning for their education abroad, including information on scholarships, grants, and other funding opportunities.
• Provide guidance on cultural differences, lifestyle adjustments, and tips for adapting to life in a foreign country.
• Assist students after they have been accepted into a program, including pre-departure orientations and ongoing support.
• Establish and maintain relationships with universities, educational institutions, and relevant stakeholders to stay updated on educational trends and opportunities.
• Ensure compliance with relevant educational regulations and ethical standards in counseling and advising students.

Overall, the role requires strong interpersonal skills, knowledge of international education systems, attention to detail, and a commitment to helping students achieve their educational and career aspirations abroad.