The College Counsellor is a key member of the Student Support Team and provides individual counselling to students apart from assisting in the College’s (P-12) wellbeing support, initiatives and programs. The role provides clinical assessment, counselling and facilitates referrals with a range of external stakeholders to support students, their families and staff.  The position is for 7.6 hours per day, 5 days per week, 40 weeks per annum with a 4 weeks annual leave .

The successful applicant should have:

• • A degree in Psychology, Counselling, or Social Work (desirable) 
• • Provisional or full registration as a psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)  OR
• • Maintain registration and/or membership with at least one relevant professional association, such as ACA, APACS and APACS NSW or PACFA   OR
• • Have an ACA Level 01 membership which requires completion of an ACA-accredited Diploma of Counselling or an equivalent qualification, along with CPD, clinical supervision and adherence to ethical standards.
• • Previous experience in school counselling (including writing and reporting)
• • Knowledge of and a deep commitment to child safety in an education setting.
• • Current Working with Children Check.
• • Proven ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders, including teachers, staff, parents, and external agencies.
• • First Aid certificate.
• • Demonstrated substantial experience in the following:
  • ? Communication and interpersonal skills
  • ? Commitment to Child Safety
  • ? Confidentiality & Ethical Practice

The closing date for applications is Wednesday 04 March, 2026.  

To Apply: Please complete the application form on our website and submit your resume and a cover letter addressing the full selection criteria outlined in the job description.