The Student Counsellor is responsible for supporting the emotional, social, and mental well-being of students through individual and group counselling. The post holder collaborates with parents, teachers, and other stakeholders to foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive school environment and to assist students in achieving socio-emotional growth and academic success.
Key Responsibilities
Counselling and Student Support
- Conduct individual and group counselling sessions addressing students' emotional, social, mental, and lifestyle concerns.
- Assist students in setting goals, adopting strategies, and achieving desired outcomes.
- Provide crisis support and facilitate conflict resolution when needed.
- Act as a mediator or facilitator in group counselling or conflict resolution situations.
- Refer students to healthcare professionals or external resources when appropriate.
Collaboration and Consultation
Consult and collaborate with students, parents, teachers, leadership teams, and other stakeholders to support student development.Share strategies with teachers and parents to enhance students' socio-emotional achievement.Actively support students during transition phases (e.g., Early Years to PYP, PYP to MYP, MYP to DP, DP to University).Assessment and Reporting
Monitor student progress and compile regular reports.Conduct weekly case management meetings with the Student Support Coordinator.Implement and evaluate life skills lesson plans and relevant interventions.Professional Development and School Engagement
Attend training and professional development sessions as directed by school management.Deliver workshops or professional development sessions for students, teachers, and parents on socio-emotional development topics.Ensure alignment with school values and contribute positively to the school culture.Skills Required
crisis intervention, Student assessment