Education, Faculty of

Job summary

Teach a course addressing client diversity in counselling, including culture, sexual orientation, disability, identity formation, societal context, and mental health. Examine counselling processes, ethical practice, and advocacy in responding to diverse client presentations.

Job details

This course prepares students to attend to issues emerging from client diversity including those related to culture, sexual orientation, and disability. Diversity issues in identity formation, societal context, and mental health will be considered. Components of the counselling process and ethical practice will also be examined in relation to matters of diversity. The role of advocacy in counselling psychology practice will also be explored as it relates to responding to presentations of client diversity. Enrolment limited to counselling and exceptional learners students. Prerequisite: 6071 or 6083 .Graduate degree in Education and University level teaching experience preferred.To apply, please review the qualifications carefully and submit a cover letter and academic CV to the email above. Please submit a separate email and cover letter for each course section you would like to be considered.

What you’ll do

Teach a course addressing client diversity in counselling, including culture, sexual orientation, disability, identity formation, societal context, and mental health. Examine counselling processes, ethical practice, and advocacy in responding to diverse client presentations.

Requirements

A graduate degree in Education and university-level teaching experience are preferred. Applicants should submit a cover letter and academic CV, with a separate email and cover letter for each course section.

Listed skills

• Client · Preferred
• email · Preferred
• Health · Preferred
• Process · Preferred
• Organization · Preferred
• Attention to detail · Preferred

Other relevant skills

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

• Counselling
• Counselling Psychology
• Client Diversity
• Cultural Awareness
• Advocacy
• Ethical Practice
• Mental Health
• Identity Formation
• University-Level Teaching

Job areas

• Education
• Social Services

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