About This Role
This role supports students in their academic progress, social and personal development, and emotional well-being. The School Counselor provides individual and group counseling, advises on academic performance, and collaborates with teachers, parents, and school leadership to foster a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment.
Responsibilities
- Provide individual and group counseling sessions to address students’ academic, emotional, social, and behavioral needs
- Support students in navigating personal challenges such as stress, anxiety, peer relationships, and self-esteem to build resilience and positive coping strategies
- Develop appropriate action plans for students requiring additional academic support by working closely with the Academic Quality Controller and the Student Life Coordinator
- Guide students in goal setting, improving study skills, and adopting effective learning strategies to enhance performance and engagement
- Maintain accurate, up-to-date, and confidential student counseling records in accordance with school policies and professional standards
- Assist and mentor students during key transition periods, including moving between grade levels, transferring schools, and preparing for post-secondary education and career pathways
- Collaborate closely with teachers, school leadership, and parents to strengthen community engagement through participation in school events, sharing relevant insights, and supporting students’ overall development and well-being
- Design, implement, and support school-wide bullying prevention initiatives, including awareness programs, early intervention strategies, and collaboration with staff, students, and parents to promote a safe and respectful learning environment
- Contribute to staff support and development by sharing insights, providing guidance on student well-being and behavior management, and promoting a collaborative, inclusive, and supportive working environment
- Participate actively in administrative and child protection meetings by providing professional observations and informed recommendations
- Design, implement, and deliver counseling workshops and programs focused on social-emotional learning, mental health awareness, bullying prevention, and essential life skills
- Promote and maintain adherence to school policies and processes related to child protection and safeguarding
- Identify, document, and report concerns related to student safety and well-being, following established protocols
- Perform other related tasks and projects as assigned by the SABIS® management
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Counseling, Education, or their equivalent
- English Proficient
- Previous experience in a school or educational setting