1-Coordinates a program to assist and support youth who demonstrate social and/or behavioral issues by :
- Identifying underlying academic and social issues by conducting individual interviews with students at risk, and following up with students and school personnel;
- Developing strategies and techniques for students to use to address issues and provide information to school personnel regarding classroom management strategies;
- Providing learning experiences to enhance self-esteem through positive reinforcement, linking students with others in similar circumstances; opening communication avenues within the schools for students and staff; developing study skills through modeling; counseling one-on-one or in small groups to determine the degree of students’ needs; providing support and advice;
- Counselling and providing motivational counseling to students;
- Working closely with Student Services, Student Success Teacher, Learning Support Teacher, and School Administration in support of the student;
- Attending multi-disciplinary meetings;
- Teaching life skills such as stress management, self-esteem, decision-making, and anger management;
- Liaising with parents on an on-going basis; making presentations to parents and school personnel;
- Facilitating Life Skills workshops
2. Responsible for administrative duties including:
- Maintaining and updating a tracking system that includes student names, assessment of needs, specific support, service or interventions to be provided, and expected outcome of service.
- Protecting and maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and privacy of student information;
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology.Master’s Degree in Child Psychology preferred.Excellent interpersonal and communication skillsConflict resolution skills.Organization and time management skillsAnalytical skills.Proficient user of Microsoft Office.Ability to work in a culturally diverse environment.