Christian University (UCU)
Mukono, Uganda
Counselor
University was founded when the historic Bishop Tucker Theological College was
promoted as a university in 1997. Bishop Tucker Theological College trained
clergy and educators during its 84-year history from 1913-1997. The local
chief, Hamu Mukasa, granted land for the college to operate in Mukono.
International partnerships were part of the College’s missionary history. The
Church Mission Society teamed with Ugandan leaders and others to assure the
College had the necessary intellectual and other capital. By the late 1990s,
the Church of Uganda sought to have a broader impact on society through the
higher education – not only of clergy but of other professionals as well.
Uganda Christian University was established in 1997.
complete healing (psychological, emotional, spiritual, physical, social and
economical) of individuals and the community
- Carry out individual counseling sessions with any member of the
university community who may require counseling services. - Group counseling sessions for individuals who may be working through
similar challenges. - Provide learning opportunities for members of the University
community through talks, seminars, workshops, and public discussions on
issues that concern their mental, emotional, relational and over-all
well-being. - Build up, maintain and continually update the information and
resource base within the Counseling Department and Office: books,
pamphlets, audio and audio-visual resources. - Supervise counselor trainees who carry out counseling practicum
within the University and under the Counseling Department. - Any other official duties assigned by the University Counselor, the
Director of Student Affairs and Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration.
- The applicant must hold a Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology /
Master of Clinical Counseling Psychology from a reorganized institution of
higher learning. - Must have a Bachelors degree of Arts in Counseling Psychology from a
recognized institution of higher learning. - Must have practical counseling work experience of not less than
three years with young adults. - Good people skills
- Ability to listen well
- Ability to build warm, respectful and caring relationships
- Ability to maintain confidentiality
- Ability to analyze problems and formulate management plans
- Public speaking skills: ability to communicate clearly to
individuals, small and large groups - Teaching skills: ability to clearly present academic information and
teach practical skills to both individuals and groups at both
undergraduate and graduate level. - Interpersonal professional skills: ability to cooperate and network
on a multidisciplinary team including medical, chaplaincy, academic staff,
administration, Director of Student Affairs office, and other counselors
and psychologists to optimally serve the clients. - Leadership skills: ability to manage the department in absence of
the University Counselor - Discernment and good judgment to know when to refer a client to
another counselor or another professional in consultation with the
University Counselor - Good time management
- Good knowledge of University policies, structures and the general
working of the University - Must be a mature and practicing Christian of integrity.
candidates should send two (2) copies of an application letter clearly
demonstrating suitability together with updated Curriculum Vita and three
references. Please attach copies of academic and professional certificates and
transcripts on each application. Send to:
Resource & Administration,
University,
Uganda
Deadline: 20th July 2018 by 5:00 pm
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