Sunbeam World School

Punjabi Bagh, Delhi

As an Admission Counsellor, you will play a crucial role in guiding potential students through the admissions process. Your responsibilities will include:- **Counseling Prospective Students:** Provide accurate information about courses and programs to help students make informed decisions about their education and career paths.- **Conducting Follow-ups:** Regularly follow up with potential students and their families to address any questions and encourage them to complete their applications.- **Managing Admission Processes:** Oversee each step of the admission process, ensuring all necessary documents are collected and submitted on time, while maintaining organized records.- **Organizing Information Sessions:** Plan and conduct informational seminars or webinars to promote the institution and its programs, engaging potential students and answering their queries.- **Coordinating with Other Departments:** Collaborate with academic and administrative departments to ensure a smooth admission experience for candidates and to resolve any issues that may arise.Required skills and expectations include:- **Strong Communication Skills:** You should be able to clearly articulate information verbally and in writing, ensuring that students understand their options.- **Interpersonal Skills:** Building rapport with students and parents is essential, as it encourages them to approach you with their concerns and queries.- **Organizational Skills:** You must manage multiple candidates and maintain records efficiently, ensuring that all deadlines are met.- **Sales Ability:** Understanding how to promote the institution's offerings effectively is key to encouraging students to apply.Candidates should hold a degree in B.A, B.C.A, B.Com, or B.Ed and have 1 to 2 years of relevant experience in a similar role. A proactive attitude and eagerness to help students navigate their educational journeys are also important for this position.

Job SummaryWe are seeking a qualified and compassionate Child & Parent Counsellor to provide counselling services to students, parents, and families. The counsellor will support the emotional, social, behavioural, and academic well-being of children and adolescents, guide parents on effective parenting strategies, and contribute to fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive school environment.Key Responsibilities:- Conduct individual counselling sessions with students and parents- Assess emotional, behavioural, social, and academic concerns and develop appropriate intervention plans- Support students with challenges such as stress, anxiety, behavioural issues, self-esteem, and peer relationships- Provide parent counselling and guidance on child development, behaviour management, and emotional well-being- Develop and implement counselling programs and workshops- Maintain accurate documentation while ensuring strict confidentiality and adherence to ethical standardsRequirements:- Master's degree in Counselling, Psychology, or related field- Verified Registered RCI- Relevant certification (e.g., LPC, LSW, NCDA)- Experience working with children, adolescents or women- Strong communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills- Ability to build trust and rapport with students and parentsPreferred Qualifications- Experience working in a school or educational setting- Strong knowledge of child development and adolescent psychology- Familiarity with international curricula and culturally diverse environments- Training or certification in child psychology, family therapy, or behavioural therapy

Key Responsibilities1. Curriculum Planning & DeliveryPlan, prepare and deliver lessons aligned with the Western Australian Curriculum standards.Develop engaging and differentiated learning programs.Use evidence-based teaching strategies.Incorporate cross-curriculum priorities and general capabilities.2. Assessment & ReportingDesign and implement formative and summative assessments.Moderate student work according to SCSA guidelines.Provide accurate reporting to parents and caregivers.Analyse student performance data to inform instruction.3. Student SupportCater for diverse learning needs, including EAL/D and students with disabilities.Implement Individual Education Plans (IEPs) where required.Maintain positive classroom management and student wellbeing.4. Professional ResponsibilitiesEngage in ongoing professional learning.Participate in curriculum development and school improvement planning.Collaborate with colleagues in learning areas and year levels.Comply with policies of the WA Department of Education and SCSA.5. Compliance & StandardsMaintain teacher registration with the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia.Adhere to the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.Follow child protection and duty of care obligations.Selection CriteriaEssentialRecognised teaching qualification.Current TRBWA registration.Demonstrated knowledge of the Western Australian Curriculum.Strong classroom management skills.Ability to differentiate instruction.Effective communication and teamwork skills.DesirableExperience with ICT integration.Experience in moderation processes.Knowledge of inclusive education strategies.Employment ConditionsEmployment under WA Department of Education Award/Agreement.Full-time / Part-time / Fixed-term / Permanent positions available.Salary aligned with teacher classification levels.

Job SummaryA Special Educator designs and implements individualized education programs (IEPs) for students with special needs. They collaborate with parents, general education teachers, therapists, and school administrators to create inclusive and supportive learning environments. Key Responsibilities1. Individualized InstructionDevelop and implement Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)Modify curriculum to meet students specific learning needsUse specialized teaching strategies and tools2. Assessment & EvaluationAssess students academic performance and developmental progressMonitor and document progress toward IEP goalsConduct formal and informal evaluations3. Classroom ManagementCreate structured and supportive learning environmentsManage behavioral challenges using positive behavior support strategiesEncourage social skills development4. CollaborationWork closely with parents/guardiansCoordinate with speech therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, and counselorsParticipate in IEP meetings and school planning sessions5. Documentation & ComplianceMaintain accurate student recordsEnsure compliance with education laws and school policies Required QualificationsBachelors or Masters degree in Special EducationState teaching certification/licensure (varies by location)Knowledge of special education laws (e.g., Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in the U.S.)Strong communication and organizational skills Key SkillsPatience and empathyAdaptabilityStrong classroom managementKnowledge of assistive technologyCollaboration and teamwork Work EnvironmentPublic or private schoolsSpecial education centersInclusive classroomsEarly intervention programs

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