Yakhsha Academic Nest

An academic counselor, also known as an education or guidance counselor, provides academic and personal support to students: Academic support: Help students with course selection, academic planning, and graduation requirements. Career guidance: Help students with career prospects and job search assistance. Personal support: Help students with mental health and well-being, and develop coping strategies. Transitional support: Help students transition from high school to college, including advising on financial aid and application processes. Monitoring: Monitor student progress and keep them updated on degree requirements. Institutional support: Help influence institutional policies and provide support for students during their education. Assessments: Administer assessments to gauge students' capabilities, interests, and personality traits. Communication: Provide feedback to staff and parents on teaching practices. Documentation: Maintain advising databases and departmental websites. Admission : Closing the Following Admission Students. Academic counselors typically work in Govt and private universities. Employers often seek Students for Admission And Course Support, such as counseling, psychology, business, or education. Some employers may also require a master's degree..