Student Counsellor

Compensation offered:



1. Counselling & Guidance

• Provide individual and group counselling sessions to students regarding academic programs, career pathways, and personal development.
• Assess student needs, interests, and goals to recommend suitable programs.
• Maintain confidentiality and a supportive approach in all counselling interactions.

2. Admissions & Onboarding

• Engage with prospective students (and parents, where applicable) to explain program offerings, eligibility criteria, and career outcomes.
• Assist with application forms, document collection, and enrolment processes.
• Coordinate and conduct orientation sessions for new students.

3. Academic & Personal Support

• Monitor student progress and identify at-risk students for timely intervention.
• Provide resources for stress management, study skills, and time management.
• Liaise with faculty to ensure students’ concerns are addressed appropriately.

4. Career & Placement Support

• Guide students on career prospects, industry expectations, and skill requirements.
• Support placement and internship preparation (CV building, interview preparation, etc.).
• Collaborate with placement/industry teams to match students to opportunities.

5. Administration & Reporting

• Maintain accurate student records, counselling notes, and reports.
• Provide timely updates to management regarding student engagement, dropouts, and challenges.
• Participate in promotional activities such as workshops, seminars, or career fairs.

Qualifications & Skills

Education:

• Graduate/Postgraduate in Psychology, Education, Social Work, or a related field.
• Additional certification in Counselling, Career Guidance, or Student Engagement is desirable.

Experience:

• 2–4 years of experience in student counselling, academic advising, or a related role (experience in training institutes, schools, or colleges preferred).

Skills & Competencies:

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Empathy, patience, and active listening ability.
• Knowledge of academic and career counselling best practices.
• Problem-solving and conflict resolution skills.
• Proficiency in MS Office and student management systems (if any).

Key Attributes

• Student-first mindset with high emotional intelligence.
• Ability to motivate and inspire students.
• Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple cases.
• Professional integrity and adherence to confidentiality.