Regional Manager of Homestay

ABOUT US

Amerigo Education is a U.S.

-based education company that helps international students in the United States achieve their full potential. As a growing number of students from around the world seek to advance their education in North American secondary schools, Amerigo is expanding their footprint in North America. Amerigo is setting a new standard in educating international students by combining the nurturing, supportive environments of traditional North American boarding schools and communities with innovative approaches to academic support, language development and university guidance.

Backed by Avathon Partners, Amerigo forms strategic partnerships with private schools in the United States to provide a seamless academic experience for our students. Through the Amerigo model, we collaborate with our partner schools as they provide the core preparatory high‑school curriculum while our team on‑the‑ground delivers a suite of academic, language, and cultural immersion programs in a well‑supported homestay or residential environment.

Amerigo seeks team members that are aligned in our mission to energize North American educational communities through the diversity of students from around the world.

The Regional Manager of Homestay leads the homestay strategy, field operations, and quality of Amerigo’s program across multiple California school communities. This is a field‑heavy, relationship‑driven role requiring consistent on‑site presence at partner schools and community events, a well as routine travel between school communities. This role is responsible for building and maintaining a strong network of high‑quality Host Families, managing a team of Local Homestay Coordinators (independent contractors), and ensuring a positive student experience throughout the school year.

This role does not provide academic support; it works closely with campus teams on student issues that intersect with housing and homestay life. The Regional Manager will work from a partner school as a home base and travel regularly across California‑based campuses.

A critical function of this role is Host Family recruitment and capacity building. The Regional Manager is responsible for developing and executing the recruitment strategy, conducting direct outreach, managing contracting, safety and documentation workflows, and maintaining Host Family capacity to meet enrollment needs.

This role owns student placement decisions and Host Family moves, and partners closely with campus leaders to support student success; disciplinary decisions remain with the Director of Campus Operations (DCO) and campus leadership.

The Regional Manager collaborates with the Director of Campus Operations (DCO), partner schools, Local Coordinators, Marketing, Admissions, Finance, People & Culture, and the Student Experience team. The role reports to the Senior Director, Operations (SDO).

• Initial Local Coordinator structure in place; actively hiring
• Active Host Family pipeline underway in each school community, supported by visible local outreach
• Placement capacity plan defined, with readiness for Fall student placements clearly demonstrated

• Lead the Host Family recruitment strategy for all California campuses
• Conduct community‑based Host Family outreach (school events, local organizations, referrals), building trust and credibility until the Local Coordinator team is fully staffed
• Build and maintain a strong pipeline of high‑quality Host Families
• Oversee Host Family sourcing, screening, onboarding, contracting, safety documentation, and retention
• Ensure required home visits are completed; provide backup coverage if Local Coordinators are unavailable
• Manage Host Family contracts, payments, and compliance documentation
• Maintain Host Family inventory, capacity, retention, and quality
• Build relationships with Host Families to promote retention and program consistency

• Knowing when to say no to a Host Family that is willing but not the right fit for a specific student
• Balancing placement urgency with student wellbeing,…