Student Counsellor & Mental Health Support Practitioner
The City of Liverpool College
Liverpool
Salary
£32,933 – £35,075 a year
Job type
permanent
Location
Liverpool, Merseyside
Category
Allied health & therapy
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This advert’s stated pay is within the typical range for allied health & therapy jobs in Liverpool: typically £32,100 – £56,500 a year, from 31 adverts that state a salary.
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Job Title: Student Counsellor & Mental Health Support Practitioner Department: Learning Support Salary: £32,932.85 - £35,075.44
FTE: £37,822 - £40,106
Job Type: Permanent, 35 hours per week, 38 weeks TTO
To work within the Counselling and Mental Health Team, providing high quality confidential Counselling (within BACP guidelines) or Mental Health support to students to ensure that students are able to access their course of choice and advocate on behalf of students to facilitate educational attainment.
To play a key role in raising awareness around mental health issues and to offer practical advice and guidance to staff around inclusion. This role Covers both Counselling and Mental Health Support. The successful candidate will be required to work 3 days within the mental Health team and 2 days as a Counsellor. These arrangements will be reviewed regularly to meet the demand on the service. To contribute to achieving excellence in supporting students through innovative and excellent practice.
Responsible to: Student Engagement and Wellbeing Manager Position
FTE: £37,822 - £40,106
Job Type: Permanent, 35 hours per week, 38 weeks TTO
To work within the Counselling and Mental Health Team, providing high quality confidential Counselling (within BACP guidelines) or Mental Health support to students to ensure that students are able to access their course of choice and advocate on behalf of students to facilitate educational attainment.
To play a key role in raising awareness around mental health issues and to offer practical advice and guidance to staff around inclusion. This role Covers both Counselling and Mental Health Support. The successful candidate will be required to work 3 days within the mental Health team and 2 days as a Counsellor. These arrangements will be reviewed regularly to meet the demand on the service. To contribute to achieving excellence in supporting students through innovative and excellent practice.
Responsible to: Student Engagement and Wellbeing Manager Position
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