Student Counsellors

Job Overview and Responsibilities

The role involves communicating decisions and advising students regarding compliance with their program's requirements. A passion for aiding students to thrive in higher education settings is essential, as is the ability to engage confidently in public speaking. The position requires offering exemplary counselling services to students across Primary, Secondary, and Undergraduate levels, as well as delivering guidance and support to parents concerning academic courses.

Educational and Professional Requirements

Candidates must have obtained a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Psychology, accompanied by a diploma in career guidance and counselling. Professional experience should include at least two years working within a university admissions office, demonstrating a thorough knowledge of admissions processes within academic institutions.

Application Instructions

Applicants interested in the vacancy should submit an updated curriculum vitae. Additionally, they must provide details regarding their current salary (CTC), expected salary, and notice period in the cover letter section.