A psychologist assists students at all levels, from elementary school to college. She acts along with school counselors as advocates for students’ well-being, and as valuable resources for their educational and personal advancement. As a school psychologist, you’ll first and foremost listen to students’ concerns.
You may help students in processing issues such as bullying, disabilities, LGBTQ issues, low self-esteem, poor academic performance, social anxiety, problems with authority and problems at home.
Key Deliverables: On the job, school psychologist:· Works with school-aged children and young adults
· Listens to concerns about academic, emotional or social problems
· Helps students process their problems and plan goals and action
· Promotes positive behaviors
· Meets with parents and teachers to discuss learning, behavioral, familial and social problems
· Counsels parents on topics like substance abuse and communication
· Studies and implement behavioral management techniques
· Researches and implement learning programs
· Evaluates and advise school disciplinary practices for troubled students
· Participates in special education by administering psychological tests
· Teaches Psychology as a subject and performs all duties under the umbrella of a subject teacher’s responsibilities.
Skills & Competencies:
· Proven experience as a school psychologist in a diverse educational setting
· Knowledge of various methods to prevent or treat mental-health problems and other difficulties
· Strong understanding of state education policies and regulations
· Effective communication and counseling skills
· Integrity and professionalism
· A positive, patient, and resilient
Educational Qualification: Masters in Psychology Work Experience: Minimum 3 years’ working experience of the same field.Please send your resume at ********* not later than October 27, 2026.