Psychosocial and Welfare Officer

Required Qualifications

1. A Master’s degree in in any of the following fields: Counselling, Mental Health Studies, Clinical Psychology, from a recognized institution.
   
2. An Honour’s Bachelor’s degree in any of the following fields: Psychology, Social Work and Social Administration, Mental Health Studies, Community Psychology from a recognized institution.
   

Experience

• A minimum of 3 years’ relevant working experience at the level of Assistant Psychosocial or Welfare Officer or Assistant Counselling Officer in a reputable organization. 
  

1. Extend individualized career guidance and counselling sessions and maintain an up-to-date counselling log
   
2. Co-ordinate the group counselling sessions for Scholars in consideration of the special group
   
3. Co-ordinate trainings for Program and University staff on matters of mental wellness
   
4. Organize comprehensive orientation programmes for new Scholars.
   
5. Coordinate the housing scheme for the Scholars and ensure reasonable accommodation for students with disabilities
   
6. Facilitate internal and international travels for students and staff
   
7. Compile and analyze data related to program activities, and prepare accurate, timely reports to support decision-making, accountability, and continuous improvement
   
8. Monitor, identify and report any safeguarding concerns that may arise during the Program implementation
   
9. Coordinate welfare support for all program staff;
   
10. Perform any other related duties as may be assigned by the Supervisor.