Careers and University Guidance Counsellor

About the role

Northbridge International School Cambodia, an IB school serving about 1,000 students aged 2-18, is looking for a university and careers guidance counsellor. Working as part of the Academic Team alongside the Pastoral Team, the counsellor helps students maximise their potential and supports their wellbeing.

Key responsibilities

• Guide students in effective university research so they can choose their best-fit option
• Provide personalised university and careers guidance to students and families
• Maintain and encourage the use of the Unifrog university platform
• Oversee university application procedures and organise staff to write quality letters of recommendation
• Help students write high-quality personal statements
• Support Grade 11 and 12 pastoral and wellbeing needs, and support the IBDP option process in Grade 10
• Advise students from Grades 6-12 on careers and universities, financial and scholarship opportunities, summer programs and university tests such as SATs/ACTs
• Support during the IBDP results period in early July
• Implement and oversee a guidance programme giving students a safe, non-judgmental way to express concerns
• Contribute to the annual update of the School Profile and coordinate the annual NISC University Fair
• Communicate with parents about university visits, deadlines and progress, and work closely with NAE colleagues

Required profile

• University degree and a recognised teaching qualification
• Extensive, high-quality experience, preferably in the IB programme
• Leadership and people management skills, with flexibility and resilience in a fast-paced environment
• Data-informed approach, able to meet challenging performance targets
• Commitment to professional growth and to using the IB Curriculum and the Nord Anglia Education network

To apply, submit an online application with a CV through the Nord Anglia Education careers page. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; early applications are encouraged. All staff with regular unsupervised contact with children are subject to vetting, including criminal record checks.