Jacqueline started her career as a high school administrative assistant for an international private school. She managed the ins and outs of the high school office under three different principals and was a key player in ensuring the smooth running of the school.

Her experience as an administrative assistant has served her well in her current role as a Guidance Counselor Assistant. She supports guidance counselors in their daily tasks, including researching resources, drafting programs, and supporting students, teachers, and parents. She has extensive knowledge in coordinating several events: External exams (AP, ACT, SAT), College and Career Fairs/visits, College Applications, and Graduation.

She initiated and delivered a ‘Personal Management’ program that aims at guiding students to bring out their abilities and have them take an interest in acquiring more skills while adapting, responding, and taking action on emerging trends professionally and profoundly as early as grade 9. (understanding, developing and becoming not only successful learners but also developing good character).

Jacqueline holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Office Management. A pioneer student of the College of Career Guidance and Development Practice and currently enrolled in the “Embark Program for Africa” with IC3 Institute for Career Counseling.