St. Wilfred’s Group of Colleges is a large educational network in India having headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan, with campuses across Jaipur, Ajmer, Mumbai, Panvel, and Navi Mumbai. It offers diverse programs in Engineering, arts, commerce, science, law, management, architecture, pharmacy, and teacher training, blending traditional values with modern academic innovation.
Overview
- Founded: Early 2000s, with St. Wilfred’s PG College Jaipur established in 2001.
- Affiliation: University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Mumbai University, Maharashtra University of Health Science, Maharishi Dayanand Sarasvati University, Ajmer, Rajasthan University of Health Science, Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur
- Approvals : AICTE, COA, BCI, PCI,
- Accreditation: NAAC Grade A.
- Ranked in NIRF, India Today, Outlook, The Week Survey, Times of India etc
- Type: Private institution with multiple schools and colleges under its umbrella.
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Counsellor is entrusted with nurturing the holistic development of students—addressing their academic, emotional, social, and career needs. This role bridges the gap between personal well‑being and institutional goals, ensuring that students thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
Expanded Responsibilities
1. Student Well‑Being & Emotional Support
· Provide one‑on‑one counselling sessions for stress, anxiety, adjustment issues, and personal challenges.
· Develop coping strategies for students facing academic pressure, peer conflicts, or family concerns.
· Create safe spaces for students to express themselves without judgment.
2. Career & Academic Guidance
· Conduct aptitude assessments, career counselling sessions, and workshops on higher education opportunities.
· Guide students in preparing resumes, interview skills, and professional etiquette.
· Collaborate with placement cells to align student aspirations with industry expectations.
3. Preventive & Developmental Programs
· Organize seminars on mental health awareness, substance abuse prevention, and digital well‑being.
· Facilitate life‑skills training: communication, leadership, decision‑making, and resilience.
· Initiate mentorship programs pairing senior students with juniors for peer support.
4. Institutional Collaboration
· Work closely with faculty to identify students needing intervention.
· Partner with parents to ensure continuity of support beyond the campus.
· Advise administration on student welfare policies and inclusive practices.
5. Documentation & Compliance
· Maintain confidential records of counselling sessions and student progress.
· Prepare reports for accreditation bodies and quality assurance audits.
· Ensure ethical standards in counselling practice are upheld.
Qualifications
· Master’s in Psychology, Counselling, or Social Work (Ph.D. preferred for senior roles).
· Certification in career guidance or psychotherapy is an advantage.
· Minimum 3–7 years of experience in academic or youth counselling.
Skills & Competencies
· Deep empathy and cultural sensitivity.
· Strong communication and motivational skills.
· Analytical ability to interpret psychological assessments.
· Conflict resolution and crisis management expertise.
· Capacity to balance confidentiality with institutional responsibility.
Reporting Structure
· Reports to: Principal / Marketing Head.
· Collaborates with: Placement Cell, Faculty Advisors, Student Union.
· Location: College Campus, with occasional outreach programs.
Pay: ₹300,000.00 - ₹700,000.00 per year
Work Location: In person
