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Job Title: School Counsellor Location: Delhi Public School Amaravati-Guntur Job Type: Full-Time Experience Required: Minimum 3 Years Job Description: The School Counsellor supports the emotional, psychological, academic, and social development of students by providing counseling services, implementing wellness programs, and working collaboratively with teachers and parents. The counsellor ensures that students are guided, supported, and referred appropriately, as per CBSE’s Comprehensive School Health Programme and Guidelines for School Counsellors . Qualifications Required: · Master’s degree in Psychology / Child Psychology / Clinical Psychology / Counseling Psychology. · Certified training in counselling or child mental health (preferred). · Minimum 2–3 years of experience in a school or child-focused counselling setting. · Knowledge of CBSE guidelines and adolescent development. Key Roles and Responsibilities: · Provide individual and group counseling sessions for students on issues such as stress, anxiety, bullying, peer pressure, family conflict, and academic concerns. · Identify and support students with behavioral, emotional, learning, and mental health needs. · Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards in all student interactions. · Assist students in setting academic goals, managing time, and developing study skills. · Conduct career counseling sessions, aptitude assessments, and support in subject selection (for classes IX–XII). · Coordinate with external professionals for career seminars, workshops, and internships. · Plan and conduct life skills programs in line with CBSE guidelines (including topics like empathy, conflict resolution, digital safety, etc.). · Organize awareness campaigns on mental health, safety, hygiene, and healthy relationships. · Respond to emergencies such as trauma, abuse, self-harm, or grief among students. · Provide psychological first aid and refer to specialists when necessary. · Ensure safety and well-being of vulnerable students in collaboration with school authorities. · Work closely with teachers to observe student behavior and provide inputs for classroom management. · Meet with parents to discuss student issues and suggest strategies for support. · Collaborate with school heads, SEN coordinators, and external psychologists or psychiatrists as needed. · Maintain records of counselling sessions, assessments, referrals, and student progress (with due confidentiality). · Prepare reports for the Principal or CBSE inspection as and when required. · Participate in preparation of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for students with special needs. · Conduct or coordinate mental health workshops for students, staff, and parents. · Train peer mentors or create student-led wellness initiatives (if applicable). · Stay updated on best practices in child psychology, CBSE circulars, and mental health policy. Preferred Skills and Attributes: · Strong communication, empathy, and listening skills. · Emotional intelligence and cultural sensitivity. · Good judgment, patience, and discretion. · Ability to handle confidential data with professionalism. Show more Show less
