28 Apr - 2 May 2025
London (UK)
Hotel : Landmark Office Space - Oxford Street
Cost : 5775 € Euro
The Five-Day Training Program for Professional Student Guidance and Guidance Specialists is designed to equip participants with comprehensive skills and knowledge essential for effectively supporting students in their academic, career, and personal development. This program combines theoretical foundations, practical applications, and emerging trends in student guidance and counseling, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to address the diverse needs of students. Through a blend of lectures, interactive sessions, role-playing, and case studies, this training aims to foster a holistic understanding of the guidance profession.
Understand the Foundations of Student Guidance and Counseling:
Gain insights into the history, evolution, and ethical considerations of student counseling.
Learn about the roles and responsibilities of guidance specialists.
Develop Core Counseling Skills and Techniques:
Master essential counseling skills such as active listening, empathy, and questioning techniques.
Learn individual and group counseling strategies, crisis intervention, and management.
Enhance Academic and Career Guidance Competencies:
Acquire techniques for academic counseling and supporting students with learning disabilities.
Utilize career assessment tools and help students create and pursue career development plans.
Promote Social and Emotional Development:
Understand adolescent development stages and their impact on learning and behavior.
Develop strategies to promote emotional well-being and manage stress and anxiety.
Apply Practical Knowledge and Embrace Emerging Trends:
Integrate technology into counseling practices and understand its ethical implications.
Collaborate effectively with parents, teachers, and the community.
Stay updated on future trends and emerging issues in student guidance.
This training program is designed for:
Professional School Counselors and Guidance Specialists: Those currently working in schools or educational institutions who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge.
Graduate Students in Counseling Programs: Individuals preparing for careers in student guidance and counseling.
Educational Administrators and Teachers: Professionals who seek to better understand student counseling processes to support their students more effectively.
Mental Health Professionals: Practitioners interested in specializing in student guidance and counseling within educational settings.
Career Coaches and Academic Advisors: Individuals who provide career and academic support and wish to expand their expertise in guidance counseling.
Day 1: Foundations of Student Guidance and Counseling
Introduction to Student Guidance and Counseling
History and Evolution of Student Counseling
Roles and Responsibilities of Guidance Specialists
Ethical and Legal Considerations
Understanding Confidentiality and Privacy
Navigating Ethical Dilemmas
Relevant Laws and Policies
Psychological Theories and Counseling Techniques
Overview of Major Psychological Theories (e.g., Cognitive-Behavioral, Humanistic, Psychodynamic)
Day 2: Counseling Skills and Techniques
Core Counseling Skills
Active Listening and Empathy
Questioning Techniques
Building Rapport with Students
Individual and Group Counseling Techniques
Strategies for One-on-One Counseling
Group Dynamics and Facilitation Skills
Crisis Intervention and Management
Identifying Signs of Crisis
Immediate Response Strategies
Post-Crisis Support
Day 3: Academic and Career Guidance
Academic Counseling
Understanding Academic Development
Techniques for Improving Academic Performance
Addressing Learning Disabilities
Career Counseling
Career Assessment Tools and Techniques
Helping Students Explore Career Options
Creating Career Development Plans
Developing Academic and Career Plans
Setting SMART Goals
Monitoring and Adjusting Plans
Day 4: Social and Emotional Development
Understanding Adolescent Development
Physical, Emotional, and Social Development Stages
Impact of Development on Learning and Behavior
Promoting Emotional Well-being
Strategies for Building Resilience
Techniques for Managing Stress and Anxiety
Encouraging Healthy Relationships
Working with Diverse Populations
Cultural Competency and Sensitivity
Addressing the Needs of Special Populations (e.g., LGBTQ+, Students with Disabilities)
Day 5: Practical Applications and Emerging Trends
Integrating Technology in Counseling
Utilizing Digital Tools and Resources
Ethical Considerations in Online Counseling
Collaborating with Parents, Teachers, and Community
Effective Communication Strategies
Building Partnerships for Student Success
Professional Development and Self-Care
Importance of Continuous Learning
Strategies for Personal and Professional Self-Care
Future Trends in Student Guidance
Emerging Issues in Student Counseling
Adapting to Changing Educational Environments