Part-time School Counsellor | King’s Road

WSH Experts Pte Ltd; London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated part-time School Counsellor to support the emotional well-being of students. In this role, you will conduct one-to-one counselling sessions, manage cases, and collaborate closely with teachers and external professionals. Your contributions will be vital in creating a supportive environment for students, ensuring their emotional needs are met. If you are passionate about helping young people thrive and have a background in counselling or psychology, this opportunity is perfect for you to make a meaningful impact in the educational community.

Qualifications

• Experience in providing one-to-one counselling support to students.
• Ability to manage and document cases effectively.

Responsibilities

• Conduct one-to-one counselling sessions for pupils needing support.
• Manage cases and collaborate with staff and external professionals.

Skills

Counselling

Case Management

Communication

Collaboration

Education

Degree in Psychology or related field

Job description

Part-time School Counsellor | King’s Road

Job Description & Requirements
The Services required are set out as follows:

1.Be involved in the case management team (CMT) meetings/ operations to give feedback and updates on pupils (within the limits of confidentiality)

2.Conduct one-to-one counselling sessions for pupils who require counselling support.

3.Keep clear and up-to-date records of cases under monitoring (monthly reports for critical cases).

4.Work closely with SDT, CMT and teachers to support the emotional well-being of the pupils under his/ her guidance.

5.Manage cases as designated by Year Heads and Discipline Mistress

6.Conference with staff, parents and external professionals on students under his/her guidance

7.Look into the referral of students and their families to community resources or external professionals when needed and work with external agencies to support the child