Special Schools Counsellor

Special Schools Counsellor Limavady (with travel to schools) The Organisation Our client provides essential support, advice, and counselling services to individuals across Northern Ireland.
Established in 1999, they deliver counselling to primary, post-primary, and special schools as well as adults.
Dedicated to excellence and best practices, they aim to make a positive impact on the lives of those they support.
They are now looking for a Special Schools Counsellor to join them on a part-time, permanent basis, working 11.25 hours per week with flexibility in term-time.
The Benefits - Salary of £31,590 per annum (FTE) - Paid supervision - Mileage reimbursement - Support with the accreditation process and a financial bonus upon accreditation completion - Pension scheme - Health care plan - CPD support This is a fantastic opportunity for a qualified and compassionate counsellor to join an organisation dedicated to making a difference in young people's lives.
Our client truly values your professional development, offering paid supervision, financial assistance for accreditation and continuous CPD opportunities to help you achieve your full potential.
Whats more, you will enjoy the advantages of flexible working arrangements, giving you the freedom to tailor your schedule to fit your personal and professional needs, enabling you to maintain a fulfilling work-life balance while thriving in your role.
So, if youre ready to take the next step in your career and make a meaningful impact on the lives of young people, apply today
The Role As a Special Schools Counsellor, you will across schools in Limavady, providing safe, confidential counselling services to young people in special post-primary school settings.
Specifically, youll work closely with school staff to identify the needs of students, contribute to creating a supportive and inclusive atmosphere and promote emotional wellbeing across the school community.
Additionally, you will manage risk and safeguarding issues, working within the organisations policies and procedures to maintain the highest standards of care.
Additionally, you will: - Liaise with staff, parents, and other agencies to support service delivery - Record data electronically and maintain case notes - Deliver group work and educational sessions as required About You To be considered as a Special Schools Counsellor, you will need: - A professional qualification in counselling or psychotherapy (minimum Level 4 or Level 7 in Scotland) - Accreditation (or working toward accreditation, to be achieved within one year of the start date) with BACP, IACP, PTUK, or NCPS - Registered membership with BACP, IACP, UKCP, HCPC, or NCPS - A minimum of 100 hours of post-qualification, clinically supervised practice with children and young people, or with adults alongside completion of a Level 5 CPCAB Diploma in Counselling Children and Young People - An understanding of child development and the issues impacting young people - To be able and willing to travel as required The closing date for this role is 9th of December 2024.
Other organisations may call this role School Counsellor, Youth Counsellor, Educational Counsellor, or Wellbeing Counsellor.
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