Extracurriculars for a Career in School Counseling
School counselors support students with academics, college plans, and personal challenges. Peer mentoring, tutoring, and psychology programs help high schoolers explore the role.
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Programs for a Career in School Counseling
Why it fits: Students build peer support networks, mentoring, and conflict resolution skills while creating safe inclusive spaces for diverse students.
Why it fits: Active listening, peer counseling, and conflict resolution through faith-based mentoring align with school counselor responsibilities.
Why it fits: Students provide peer counseling and support around health decisions, substance use prevention, and personal safety.
Why it fits: Students build active listening, conflict resolution, and peer mentoring skills essential for student advocacy roles.
Why it fits: Program provides social, emotional, and academic support guidance for gifted young people and families.
Why it fits: Activity includes career advising and guiding students through their growth journey from education to careers.
Why it fits: Students practice active listening, mentoring, and peer support through community building and intergroup dialogue programs.
Why it fits: Offers year-round academic, college, and career services to guide students toward successful post-secondary paths.
Why it fits: Students learn to create collaborative, supportive environments and develop prevention initiatives addressing student belonging and mental health.
Why it fits: YTAs serve as positive role models, develop conflict resolution and active listening skills while supporting younger campers' wellbeing and safety.
Why it fits: Campers develop self-awareness, emotional growth, and peer support skills central to school counseling work.