Key Responsibilities     Provide Academic and Career Guidance assist university students in choosing courses, managing academic challenges, and planning career paths Offer Personal and Social Counselling support students with personal issues, stress, anxiety, and social integration within the campus environment Conduct Group Workshops and Seminars organize programs on study skills, time management, mental health awareness, and leadership development. Conflict Resolution and Mediation facilitate resolution of conflicts among students, or between students and faculty, promoting a positive campus climate Maintain Confidential Records keep accurate and confidential records of counselling sessions, interventions, and follow-ups Crisis Intervention and Referral provide immediate support during student crises and refer complex cases to appropriate specialized professional services Qualifications and skills     Master's degree in Counselling Psychology (or a related field) required Ability to build trust, show empathy, and provide guidance to students from diverse cultural and social backgrounds Minimum of 2–3 years of experience in student counselling, guidance, or a related educational support role Membership with a recognized professional counselling body (e.g., the Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association – KCPA) required Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality