Behaviour Counsellor

Responsibilities

The role holder is responsible for providing support to students with educational, emotional. physical and behavioural challenges – specific to Chinese market

Functional

• Initial assessment of Chinese nationality student during the admission period.
• Conducts the Behavioral Counselling Program in the campus for Chinese speaking students
• Advises and provides individualized support to students with educational, emotional, physical and behavioral challenges
• Stay informed of students with diagnosed and undisclosed needs, and provides the students with the necessary accommodations
• Maintain consultation records and documentations
• Recommends further resources to parents, such as specialists, where appropriate
• Provides feedback to the reporting supervisor and campus administration on the effectiveness of the Behavioral Counselling Program and emerging trends in the campus, if any
• Drive the disciplinary procedures across all grades from the students coming from other curriculum – Chinese nationality- any other nationality specified in future.
• Works closely with academic team; admission team and executive management to review and report students learning journey; students future needs leading to better retention of students in campus

Interaction

• Works closely with the form teachers to identify students who may require additional support
• Maintains constant communication with parents, form teachers and the campus administration on the student’s progress
• Involved in orientation of parents from China market in terms School vision; policies as per the student handbook

REQUIREMENTS

Minimum Qualifications: Degree/Diploma

Experience: 3 - 8 years

Working Days: 5 days per week

Location: Onsite

Benefits:

- Child Subsidy Scheme: Employee discount – tuition & transport fee for kids studying in GIIS or any of its entities (based on school policy)

- Transport Facility provided across Singapore