Child and Adolescent Psychology Intern, Geneva

Psychology Intern for SEC - Psychology Intern for children/adolescents - Psychology Intern for children/adolescents Campus - Secondary School Participate in the psychological support and well-being of students within a pioneering and brief environment Campus: Campus - School: One-year professional internship) Rate: Part-time - 36 hours per week (90%) over 37 Start date: August 24 Deadline: June 4 Reference: Why this role is important The Secondary School offers a unique learning environment adapted to the academic and personal development needs of children aged 9 to 13, during the pivotal years of early adolescence. Your main mission will be to support school psychologists in their daily accompaniment, by offering a space for listening and prevention. This internship constitutes a valuable opportunity for a young psychologist to develop clinical skills in a multidisciplinary setting. About the Ecolint&the Campus in, the Geneva School (Ecolint) is the first school in the world. It educates students from 130 across eight schools. Ecolint is proud of its long pedagogical history, including the Campus located in the heart of the district is a pioneering school committed to placing student learning at the center of its activities. As an IB world school, our programs are based on the learner profile, aiming to train respectful, cultured, and citizens. The promotion of these qualities is at the heart of everything we do. Role and your responsibilities Under the clinical supervision of school psychologists, you will perform the following tasks: Clinical Support and Intervention Offer a space for listening, and advice to students (individual and group). Provide direct support during crisis situations. Participate in psychological and prevention and development activities. Conduct prevention activities on topics related to child protection and health. Assist in the implementation of psychological follow-ups outside the school. Management Written management of files and ensure their rigorous follow-up. Participate in collaboration with the learning support team and the We are looking for Academic Profile Young psychologist at the end of a Master's degree or having recently completed a Master's degree in a tripartite internship agreement is and Qualities Excellent listening, and accompaniment skills. Ability and flexibility and availability for crisis management. Absolute respect for ethics and professional secrecy. Language Requirements Proficiency in English or French with excellent oral capacity in the other language (Level C1). Working Conditions The covers the 37 weeks of the school year (from August 24 to June 25). 7 weeks of vacation (corresponding to school holidays). Daily presence according to a schedule to be determined with the referring psychologist. How to apply Candidates are requested to apply online via our recruitment portal, including: A Curriculum Vitae. A cover letter. Contact details of three references (including your current or most recent employer). The application must be addressed to the Dean of the Secondary School, Geneva School, Campus before June 4, mentioning the reference number. Please note that only applications via our website will be considered: The Geneva School values and encourages diversity within its staff. Therefore, we solicit applications from candidates with varied backgrounds and experiences. The School is very seriously committed to protecting and promoting the well-being of children. Any selected candidate will be subject to rigorous conduct and child protection checks adapted to their position, including prior checks with their former employers and authorities. jidd1bc71daen jit0623aen jpiy26aen