Overall Responsibilities

• To provide support to students with educational, emotional, physical and behavioural challenges
• To conduct the Behavioural Counselling Programme in the campus
• To advise and provide individualised support to students with educational, emotional, physical and behavioural challenges
• To stay informed of students with diagnosed and undisclosed needs and provide the students with necessary support
• To maintain consultation records and documentation
• To recommend further resources to parents such as specialists, where appropriate
• To provide feedback to the reporting supervisor and campus administration on the effectiveness of the Behavioural Counselling Programme and emerging trends in the campus, if any
• Work closely with the form teachers to identify students who may require additional support
• Maintain constant communication with parents, form teachers and the campus administration on the student’s progress

Requirements:

• Minimum two (2) years of relevant experience in an international school environment (preferred)
• Candidates must at least possess a Bachelor’s degree in Education and qualifications in Counselling, preferably with Counselling certification from local or international professional bodies
• Familiar with common social, emotional and mental health difficulties of learners
• Must have strong knowledge and experience of the IB /IGCSE curriculum and integration of learning