Wellbeing Practitioner

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Selection Criteria

SC1. Qualifications and Professional Knowledge
Relevant tertiary qualifications in counselling, youth work, social work, or a related discipline. Demonstrated knowledge of therapeutic and restorative practices to support the wellbeing and engagement of children and young people within an educational setting.SC2. Demonstrated Experience Supporting Vulnerable Young People Through Therapeutic Practice
 Proven experience providing therapeutic interventions and counselling support to vulnerable young people, including those with complex needs, trauma backgrounds, or experiencing disadvantage. Demonstrated ability to apply trauma-informed and strengths-based approaches to build trust, promote emotional safety, and enhance engagement and participation in learning.SC3. Program Delivery and Therapeutic Practice
Demonstrated experience in planning and delivering evidence-based social and emotional learning programs that foster self-regulation, resilience, and positive relationships. Ability to apply a therapeutic lens when supporting students individually and in group settings.SC4. Collaboration and Teamwork
Capacity to work effectively as part of multidisciplinary teams, including Care Teams and the broader teaching and learning team. Ability to provide wellbeing insights that inform classroom practice and contribute to improved engagement, attendance, and academic outcomes.SC5. Child Safety, Record Keeping, and Professional Practice
Strong commitment to child safety, equity, inclusion, and cultural safety. Demonstrated ability to maintain accurate, detailed, and ti…