Judge Memorial Catholic High
School in Salt Lake City, UT, seeks a full time school counselor starting in
the second semester/January. The school has approximately 500 students in
grades 9 to 12. Learn more at www.Judgememorial.com. Look for the
position in the About tab under Employment. To apply, please email you resume
and cover letter to vice principal Louise Hendrickson at lhendrickson@judgememorial.com.
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Now accepting applications for the School Counseling and Clinical Mental
Health Counseling programs.
Some quick facts about the FGCU counseling graduate programs and our
graduates:
Learn more about the School Counseling degree here:
https://www.fgcu.edu/mariebcollege/counseling/schoolcounseling-ma Learn more about the Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree here:
https://www.fgcu.edu/mariebcollege/counseling/clinicalmentalhealthcounseling-ma The deadline to apply is February 1 of each year although students
are encouraged to start early. Applications will be considered for admission on
a space available basis to qualified applicants beyond the deadline.
Applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee and interviews are
scheduled between February 10th and March 15th. Initial notices of acceptance,
deferred decisions or denial of admission are mailed by the first week in
April.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us!
Department of Counseling
Marieb College of Health & Human Services Florida Gulf Coast University counselingprogram@fgcu.edu The mission of Florida Gulf Coast University's (FGCU)
Counseling Programs is to prepare exemplary professional practitioners, leaders,
and scholars. The programs use a research-practitioner approach that integrates
the use of current technology, supervised field experiences, scholarly inquiry,
and intellectual and creative resources to work with an increasingly diverse and
global society. The program trains counselors who work in pre-K through grade 12
schools, social service, government agencies, hospitals, community
organizations, and private practice. The FGCU counseling programs educate
well-rounded counselors who demonstrate competence included in the high
standards as set forth by our accreditation and professional
organizations.
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K-5 Guidance Counselor
Manse Elementary School
183 Days, 7.0 Hours per Day
Funding Source: General Fund
Salary Range: $38,792 - $74,526
(Job Description Attached)
Job Goal:
In coordination with the
principal, the counselor is responsible for providing individual and group
counseling and guidance services on appropriate level in order to assist
students in their growth towards educational, vocational, and personal goals.
To help provide a developmental program, which assists in acquiring the
understanding and skills to become self-directing and self-correcting.
Qualifications:
Master's Degree
Valid Nevada Counseling and Teaching License*
Valid Nevada Driver's License
Successful candidate must complete a thorough background check and pass
mandatory pre-employment drug & alcohol testing.
Working Conditions:
Office or suitable workspace
with desk, telephone, computer, and supplies necessary to carry out functions
of position description.
Application Procedure:
Apply Online at www.applitrack.com/nye/onlineapp
There is an opening for a Certified School Counselor at Manatee Cove Elementary. Apply using this link.
Congratulations again to Dr. Ann Tilman for her completion of the Association for Play Therapy’s Leadership Academy. You can see her and fellow Leadership Academy colleagues in APT’s “year in review” video, which was just released.
