Psychological Counselor | Oxford International School

Responsibilities & Context

• Design mental-health intervention and prevention programs Implement counselling and educational methods (e.g. breathing or mental imagery techniques).
• Collaborate with educational staff to create coordinated plans Evaluate and report on student progress (e.g. using psychometric tests)
• Set learning goals based on each student’s emotional, cognitive, and social strengths Research new methods to improve children’s well-being (e.g. mindfulness)
• Resolve classroom or school crisis Guide parents in facilitating children’s progress Evaluating and counselling high-risk students
• .Counsel students and parents while pointing them toward further resources when needed.
• Screen students for potential psychological issues and make recommendations for treatment plans based on this screening.
• Work with at-risk youth who are in need of educational intervention to help them achieve success Improve student’s communication and social skill.
• Promote problem solving, anger management and conflict resolution Identify and evaluate children with special needs, provide psychological support in the field of cognitive, moral, psychic and social development to them.
• Ability to handle mental health issues like anxiety, depression, low self-esteem of all students including special needs children and all staffs.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Psychology, Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology

Experience

• At least 2 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): College, School
• Freshers are also encouraged to apply.

Additional Requirements

• Age 30 to 50 years
• Proven experience as a school psychologist in a diverse educational setting.
• Knowledge of various methods to prevent or treat mental-health problems and other difficulties.
• Effective communication and counseling skills.
• Integrity and professionalism
• A positive, patient, and resilient personality.
• Firm understanding of child and school psychology.
• Ability to maintain and organize confidential records.
• Understanding and commitment to following all related laws and standards.
• Organizational, scheduling and planning skills to manage complex schedule, and the schedule of many kids

Compensation & Other Benefits

• Weekly 2 holidays
• Salary Review: Yearly