Counsellor for Indigenous Students at FDISC (Winnipeg)

Counsellor for Indigenous Students at FDISC (Winnipeg)

16 Sep
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First Nations Jobs Online
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Winnipeg

16 Sep

First Nations Jobs Online

Winnipeg

Empower Indigenous students at Queen's University in the role of Counsellor for the Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre. This position emphasizes holistic counselling and cultural guidance.

As an Indigenous Student Counsellor, you will provide essential crisis intervention and personal support to Indigenous students, promoting their overall wellness. Your efforts will integrate academic and cultural experiences to build a strong foundation for student success. The role requires collaboration with community resources and university departments for comprehensive support.

Key Responsibilities:



• Deliver personal and crisis counselling tailored to Indigenous students • Facilitate traditional and cultural programming and ceremonies • Assess and recommend academic accommodations as needed • Work closely with faculty on behaviour management strategies • Develop networks of support within the community

Requirements: • Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience • Registered with Ontario regulatory college in a counselling field • Successful completion of a Criminal Records Check • Proficient in handling sensitive cultural issues • Commitment to continuous career development

Utilize your expertise to enhance the academic and emotional well-being of Indigenous students at Queen's. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Counsellor for Indigenous Students at FDISC (Winnipeg)
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📍 Winnipeg

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