Posted Jul 12, 2026

Clinical Skills & Group Practice Instructor

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Job Description

Position Summary

The Clinical Skills & Group Practice Instructor facilitates interactive clinical skills training sessions for students enrolled in VCCT's distance-learning counselling programs. The role focuses on helping students develop applied counselling competencies through role-play exercises, group supervision, ethics discussions, and simulated counselling scenarios.

The instructor supports students in translating theoretical knowledge into practical counselling skills including reflective listening, empathy, emotional attunement, ethical decision-making, and therapeutic communication. The role also includes facilitating group therapy simulations and preparing students for practicum placements, ensuring students are professionally prepared for real-world counselling environments.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Skills Training

Provide constructive feedback to support student skill development.

Ethics & Professional Practice

Practicum Preparation

Interactive Learning & Student Engagement

Qualifications

Education

Professional Credentials

Active professional designation such as Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors or equivalent (e.g., CCC with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association).

Must hold a recognized Clinical Supervisor designation or supervisor training enabling supervision of counselling students.

Must be in good standing with their professional association.

Experience

Core Competencies

Working Conditions

Growth Opportunity

VCCT is a growing institution committed to developing strong faculty members. Instructors who demonstrate exceptional teaching quality, student engagement, and alignment with VCCT's academic standards may be considered for expanded responsibilities and increased teaching hours, with the potential to transition into a full-time instructional role as program needs grow.

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