The other day I was speaking to my wife about the role of counsellors in international schools. When I first started working in an international school, I remember it feeling quite strange to have a ‘counsellor’ working at a school. Particularly in a British school. I always felt like this was more of an ‘American’Continue reading “School Counselling and the importance of getting it right”
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Boarding a ship in a storm… university guidance counselling in a pandemic
This year I had the opportunity to move into an international school university guidance counselling role. Having spent an extended period of time in the Higher Education sector, I thought I had a fairly good grasp of the university experience. Turns out I hadn’t even touched the tip of the iceberg. Prior to taking thisContinue reading “Boarding a ship in a storm… university guidance counselling in a pandemic”