Guidance & Counselling

School guidance and counseling programs are there to help students succeed in all aspects of their school life, and even beyond. Here’s a breakdown of what they typically offer:

Areas of Support:

• Academic: School counselors can help students with issues like studying skills, time management, test anxiety, and staying motivated.
• Social-Emotional: They can provide support with social skills development, managing emotions, dealing with peer pressure, and building self-esteem.
• Career: Counselors can help students explore their interests, assess their strengths, and develop career goals. This can include giving them information on different career paths, colleges, and job training programs.
• Overall Benefits:
  • Improved academic performance
  • Stronger social and emotional well-being
  • Increased self-awareness and confidence
  • Better decision-making skills

  How it Works:

  • School counselors typically provide individual counseling sessions, as well as group counseling sessions on various topics.
  • They may also collaborate with teachers, parents, and other professionals to develop a comprehensive support plan for students who are facing challenges.

  Seeking Help:

  • If you’re a student and you’re interested in talking to a counselor, you can usually make an appointment through your school counselor’s office.
  • School counselors understand that confidentiality is important, so you can generally trust that your conversations with them will be private (with some exceptions, like safety concerns).