As a Career Counselor at an ICSE/ISC School, you play a pivotal role in guiding students toward successful career paths and academic pursuits
You will provide personalized guidance and support to help students explore career options, set academic goals, and make informed decisions about their future
Your expertise will contribute to shaping the professional trajectories of the students, ensuring their academic and career success
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct one-on-one career counseling sessions with students to assess their strengths, interests, and goals
Administer and interpret career interest and aptitude assessments
Develop and maintain a comprehensive career resource library for students and parents
Organize career fairs, workshops, and seminars to expose students to various career paths
Create individualized academic and career plans for students based on their aspirations and abilities
Provide information on college admissions, scholarships, and financial aid opportunities
Collaborate with teachers and administrators to integrate career exploration into the curriculum
Stay updated on current trends in higher education and the job market
Offer support for students facing academic or personal challenges
Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of career counseling programs
Build and maintain relationships with employers, colleges, and industry professionals for student placement and internships
Ensure confidentiality and ethical practices in counseling sessions
Participate in professional development activities to enhance counseling skills
Provide guidance on career transitions and post-graduation opportunities
Collaborate with parents to support their childrens career development
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor s degree in Counseling, Psychology, Education or related field
Proven experience as a career counselor in an ICSE/ISC school setting
Strong knowledge of the ICSE/ISC curriculum and career pathways
Certification in career counseling or guidance
Ability to assess and interpret career assessments and psychometric tools
Excellent communication and active listening skills
Empathy and ability to relate to students of varying backgrounds and aspirations
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Problem-solving skills to address individual student needs effectively
Adaptability to the changing landscape of careers and education
Understanding of college admissions procedures and scholarship opportunities
Familiarity with online career resources and research tools
Ethical and confidential handling of student information
Ability to work collaboratively with educators, parents, and external stakeholders
Commitment to ongoing professional development in the field of career counseling
