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The Office of International Education & Development (OIED) provides support for international students prior to and during their studies at WOU. We have a responsibility to each student by providing effective learning opportunities, to make all aspects of academic and student life accessible to them, and to continually improve their programs for short and long-term success.

The OIED provides assistance in admission, U.S. visa application, immigration regulations, orientations, activates, and ongoing cultural and academic support. The OIED English Tutoring Center provides individualized support to meet our English language learner’s academic and linguistic needs.

Thank you for your interest in working in the OIED. Please fill out the application if you are passionate about working with international students and English language learners.

In you have any questions, please feel free to email us at global@wou.edu

Thank you!

OIED Employment Application

Legal Name*
Preferred Name (if different from legal name)
Pronouns
V Number*
WOU email*
Phone*
Major / Minor*
Anticipated Graduation Year*
GPA*
List languages spoken other than English
Why do you want to work in the office of International Education & Development?*
Are you interested in English tutor position? If so, how do you think working in the English Tutoring Center will benefit you?*
What special qualities do you possess to be a good employee?*
Please select a position that you are interested in:*
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