Academic Counseling: Assist students in planning their academic journey, course selection, and curriculum choices based on their interests, abilities, and career goals. Student Counselors provide guidance on academic policies, prerequisites, graduation requirements, and academic planning to ensure students meet educational objectives. Personal Counseling: Offer confidential counseling and support to students facing personal challenges, emotional issues, stress, or mental health concerns. Student Counselors provide a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss feelings, manage crises, develop coping strategies, and improve overall well-being. Career Counseling: Conduct career assessments, aptitude tests, and personality assessments to help students explore career options, identify strengths, interests, and career aspirations. Student Counselors provide career guidance, information on job opportunities, internship placements, resume writing, interview preparation, and career development resources. Educational Guidance: Assist students in setting educational and personal goals, developing study skills, time management strategies, and effective learning habits. Student Counselors provide academic motivation, monitor student progress, and offer strategies to enhance academic performance and achievement. Conflict Resolution: Mediate conflicts, resolve disputes, and facilitate communication between students, faculty, and parents/guardians. Student Counselors promote conflict resolution strategies, encourage empathy, and foster positive relationships within the school community to maintain a supportive and inclusive environment. Student Advocacy: Advocate for students’ needs, rights, and interests within the educational institution. Student Counselors collaborate with teachers, administrators, and support staff to address academic challenges, learning barriers, and individual student concerns to promote student success and well-being. Crisis Intervention: Provide immediate support and crisis intervention services to students experiencing emergencies, trauma, or critical incidents. Student Counselors assess situations, implement crisis management protocols, coordinate with emergency services, and offer emotional support to students in distress. Parent and Family Engagement: Collaborate with parents, guardians, and families to support student development, academic progress, and behavioral concerns. Student Counselors facilitate parent workshops, conduct family counseling sessions, and communicate regularly with families to promote student success and strengthen home-school partnerships. Community Outreach and Programs: Develop and implement counseling workshops, seminars, support groups, and educational programs on topics such as stress management, bullying prevention, substance abuse prevention, and mental health awareness. Student Counselors promote a positive school climate and wellness initiatives to support student growth and development. Professional Development: Stay updated on counseling trends, educational practices, mental health issues, and student development theories through ongoing professional development, training workshops, and participation in counseling associations. Student Counselors adhere to ethical guidelines, maintain confidentiality, and uphold professional standards in counseling practices.