
To understand the fundamental responsibilities and functions of an education counsellor within academic institutions and career guidance settings. 2. To analyze how education counsellors contribute to students' personal, academic, and career development through counseling sessions, workshops, and resource provision. 3. To identify essential skills and qualifications required for effective education counselling. 4. To evaluate the challenges faced by education counsellors and propose practical solutions to overcome these challenges. 5. To explore the impact of education counselling on student decision-making and academic success. 6. To examine different counselling theories and techniques applied in educational counselling practice. 7. To assess the role of education counsellors in supporting diverse student populations, including those with special needs.
Conduct a literature review on the role of education counsellors, focusing on academic articles, books, and credible online resources. 2. Interview practising education counsellors to gather firsthand information about their daily responsibilities, challenges, and best practices. 3. Prepare a report summarizing the key findings about the skills, techniques, and impact of education counselling on student outcomes. 4. Develop a case study analysis of a hypothetical or real student scenario that requires educational and career guidance, demonstrating the application of counselling principles. 5. Create a presentation outlining the significance of education counselling and propose strategies to enhance counselling services in schools or universities. 6. Reflect critically on the ethical considerations and confidentiality standards in education counselling. 7. Participate in role-playing exercises to simulate counselling sessions, applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations.