Wellbeing Student Counsellor

We wish to hire a dedicated and qualified Wellbeing Student Counsellor (m/f/d) to join our dynamic educational institution as of January 1, 2026. Applicants must have a minimum of an undergraduate degree in psychology, counselling, social work, or education (post-graduate qualifications preferred). Applicants must also have an academic and practical understanding of developmental psychology and behaviour management. Experience working with adolescents in a therapeutic, community support, or educational setting is advantageous. Tasks Meeting with individuals and small groups of students to develop customized learning strategies and study skills Designing and delivering professional development workshops to teachers and parents Acting as a resource for teachers seeking advice on how to manage student behaviours and concerns Case conferencing with teachers to manage behaviours and to support students’ well-being Identifying when it is necessary to involve parents and/or teachers in the care and support of a student Identifying when it is necessary to refer a child to a mental health professional in the community Operating with a high level of discretion and uses exceptional judgement when including others in the support and management of student issues and conduct Forging collaborative and trusting relationship with teachers, administrator and parents Developing a referral network within the local community of mental health professionals Working with ISR Parent Network to offer practical workshops to parents Writing informative and practical articles and materials for parents and teachers Consulting the school nurse on relevant cases and issues Teaching Advising /SEL sessions (Social and Emotional Learning) Providing periodic classroom substitution during teacher absences Most importantly, we need someone with a ’can do’ attitude, and a real desire to bring out the best in young people, whatever it takes. Requirements Hold a license as a psychotherapist/psychologist, or as a Child and Youth Worker Have teaching experience in primary and secondary Have experience working with special needs children or as a learning strategist Have training in Suicide Prevention Have training or certification in approaches such as play therapy or cognitive behaviour therapy for children The Wellbeing School Student Counsellor provides social, emotional, and learning support to children between the ages of 9 and 15. Working in collaboration with teachers, parents, and administrators the counsellor directly supports each child’s well-being and academic potential development. Benefits Great environment to work and grow as a professional A friendly, hardworking and supportive team An engaging and enthusiastic multicultural student body At ISR, you will always be supported by committed, welcoming colleagues and confident, hardworking students. We eagerly anticipate witnessing your contributions to our vibrant educational community. In return, we are committed to providing you with a diverse array of opportunities for your professional growth and career development.