Opening roads for families
A place at the right school, a new home, a second citizenship, a career abroad. The work changes what’s possible for a family, so we do it with care.
Kaitu 開途 guides students and families to the schools, universities and countries where their futures belong. We’re always glad to meet consultants, specialists and interns who’d like to do that work with us.
What draws people to this work — and what we promise each other in return.
A place at the right school, a new home, a second citizenship, a career abroad. The work changes what’s possible for a family, so we do it with care.
Our consultants guide each family from the first conversation to the first day. You see the whole of a plan — and the difference it makes.
Our clients cross borders and languages, and so does our team. The languages you speak are part of what you bring.
You learn alongside experienced colleagues, with regular feedback and room to take on more as you grow.
Much of our work happens remotely. We plan around time zones so families — and colleagues — are looked after wherever they are.
The kinds of work we hire for as the practice grows. Specific roles are listed below when they open.
Consultants and specialists who guide students to schools, universities and graduate programmes anywhere in the world.
Specialists who guide families through residency and citizenship routes, alongside licensed legal partners.
Advisers for careers and companies across borders: strategy, CVs and interviews, work authorisation and company formation.
The people who keep every plan moving: scheduling, documents, the client portal and a warm welcome for every family.
Guides, films, webinars and events that help families understand their options before they ever talk to us.
Students and early-career people learning the work alongside consultants, with a mentor and rotations across the practices.
We hire on a rolling basis — no deadlines, no fixed rounds. The general and internship applications are always open.
No roles match that filter right now — the general application is always open.
For students and early-career people who want to see how admissions, residency and citizenship, and careers advice are really done — alongside the consultants who do it. Applications are open all year.
Supervised work that matters to real families: researching schools, universities and programmes, preparing and checking documents, and drafting notes for consultants.
A member of the team who meets with you regularly, reviews your work and helps you set goals for your time with us.
Time with more than one practice — admissions, residency and citizenship, and careers and business — so you see how a whole plan fits together.
Interns who do excellent work may be considered for full-time roles through our usual process. We won’t promise a future role — no one honestly can.
Rolling, all year. At every stage we tell you what comes next.
Choose a role — or the general or internship application — and share your CV and a few words about why Kaitu. You’ll get a private link to follow your application.
A relaxed, two-way video conversation with members of the team: your experience, how you like to work, and your questions for us.
A short, realistic piece of the work, so you can show how you think, write and check the details — and see what the job is really like.
If it’s a match, we make you an offer and talk it through with you. Then we welcome you to the team.
A short stop-motion paper film about the people who open the road, and the families they guide.
An hour online: who we are, what the work is really like, our internship programme and how to apply — with live questions and answers.
Yes. We don’t run fixed hiring rounds or deadlines. Specific roles appear on this page when they open, and the general application and the rolling internship application are always open. We read every application.
Much of our work is remote-friendly and planned across time zones. Each listing says whether a role is remote, hybrid or based in a particular city.
Not always — each listing says what a role needs. Many of the families we guide work across languages, so tell us about every language you speak, at whatever level.
Tell us in your application. Whether a visa is needed depends on where you would be based and on that country’s rules, so we discuss it individually. We can’t promise sponsorship for every role or country.
A short, realistic piece of the work, similar to something you’d do in the role, designed to take a few hours at most. There are no trick questions: we want to see how you think, write and check details.
It can be excellent preparation, and interns who do excellent work may be considered for full-time roles through our usual process. We won’t promise a future role — no one honestly can.
Yes. When a role has a set range, it’s shown on the listing. Otherwise pay depends on the role and your experience, and we discuss it openly with you during the process — you’re welcome to ask about it at any stage.
When you apply you get a private link to follow your application, add documents or withdraw. We’ll email you as it moves forward.
We use your application only to consider you for roles at Kaitu. Your CV and documents are stored privately and seen only by our team. You can withdraw at any time, and ask us to delete your application by writing to hello@kaitu.org. See our privacy policy.
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Tell us who you are and what you’d bring. We read every application.