Case Management Support Counsellor

Autism Services; Saskatoon; Hybrid; CAD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Autism Services is seeking a Case Management Support Counsellor to provide initial settlement services to refugees and immigrants, helping them become independent through targeted counselling. The role often requires delivering services in the client’s first language or a common non-English language.

Qualified candidates will have a social-work- or education-related degree with counselling experience, or equivalent training and experience. Training in life skills counselling is a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in social work, education or psychology with one year of counselling experience or
• Post-secondary education in social sciences, humanities or adult education with two years of counselling experience
• Equivalent combination of directly-related training and experience may be considered
• Training in life skills counselling is an asset

Responsibilities

• Receives and provides initial settlement services to refugees and immigrants under the direction of the Settlement and Family Support Director.
• Assists newcomers to become independent and self-sufficient through settlement counselling and language support as needed.

Skills

Counselling skills

Cross-cultural communication

Client-focused approach

Education

Bachelor's degree in social work, education or psychology

Post-secondary education in social sciences, humanities or adult education

Equivalent combination of training and experience

Life skills counselling training asset

Job description

ASAP until March 31, 2027. May be extended, may become permanent

Education:

University Bachelor's Degree

Experience:

1-2 Years

Apply By Date:

27-Aug-2026

Application Information

Contact Name:
Human Resources

Contact Phone:
000-000-000

Description

Under the direction of the Settlement and Family Support Director, the Case Management Support Counsellor receives and provides initial settlement services to refugees and immigrant. This position assists immigrants and refugees to become independent and self-sufficient by providing settlement counselling services. The position is frequently expected to provide service in clients first language or a common language other than English.

Education and Experience:

• - Bachelors degree in social work, education or psychology and one year of work experience providing counselling services, OR
• - Post-secondary education in the social sciences, humanities or adult education and two years work experience providing counselling services, OR
• - An equivalent combination of directly-related training and experience.
• - Training in life skills counselling not mandatory but is an asset.