Student Counsellor (part-time replacement)

Student Counsellor (part-time replacement)

Position Type

Classroom Education Support

Commence Date

19 Jan 2026 to 11 Dec 2026

Employment Status

Fixed Term / Contract

FTE / Hours per week

Part Time

Role Details

The role :

We are seeking a  part-time   2026 replacement Student   Counsellor working with our Junior School.  As a dedicated member of the Wellbeing team, you will be passionate about nurturing the hearts and minds of young children as you support the emotional wellbeing of our students, guiding them with compassion, wisdom, and purpose.

Commencing in January 2026,  this role works two days per week during term time plus the weeks prior to, and at the conclusion of the school year. While there is flexibility of which days you work, one of these will need be either a Monday or Friday.

Key responsibilities include :

• Collaborate with the Director of Student Wellbeing and the counselling team in the development, implementation and evaluation of College Wellbeing programs, goals and outcomes.
• Provide counselling and implementation of programs for individuals and groups.
• Assist parents and staff in planning and supporting wellbeing interventions.
• Provide professional learning and information to build capacity of staff and families to improve student wellbeing communication and administration.
• Attend regular meetings with the relevant staff over student wellbeing concerns modifying and co-ordinating the levels of support required.
• Act as a consultant to the College leadership in relevant school matters.
• Make appropriate ongoing referrals to agencies to provide professional support and liaise with other clinicians and families.
• Provide crisis management services including critical incident planning, communication, reporting, debriefing and reviewing to improve responses.
• Inform, and liaise with relevant staff, agencies, and parents / guardians about areas of concern as necessary.
• Provide referral information for psycho-educational and clinical assessments and follow up.
• Comply with the Professional guidelines in the APS or PACFA Code of Ethics General.
• Maintain case records accurately and in a timely manner.

The successful candidate will :

Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency or

The successful applicant must be an engaging person who prides themselves on being an effective communicator who can build meaningful relationships with students, peers and parents.

About us

Saint Ignatius' College, Adelaide is a leading Catholic, co-educational, day school conducted by the Jesuits and inspired with the Ignatian charism. Built on the vision of Saint Ignatius, our educational community seeks to form young people who strive for a hope-filled future, shaping the world for the better.

We are committed to fostering a progressive learning environment and are eager to welcome individuals who embody enthusiasm, continuous improvement, and a profound understanding of the Catholic ethos. You will have the opportunity to engage and inspire students beyond the classroom, nurturing their holistic development and preparing them for a successful future.

Application process :

All applications are to be lodged via the College website. Further information regarding  application requirements  and other employment opportunities at Saint Ignatius’ College can be found by visiting the College website :

The closing date for applications will be  9 : 00am Monday, 27 October 2025 .

Late applications cannot be accepted.

Saint Ignatius' College is committed to protecting children and young people from harm. We require all applicants to undergo an extensive screening process prior to appointment.

Saint Ignatius’ College is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity in its community.

Are you following us on LinkedIn & Facebook?

View Privacy Statement

Catholic Education South Australia is committed to ensuring the safety, wellbeing and dignity of all children and young people.

Screening requirements apply.