School Counsellor Services & Mental Health Programs

CBSE's January 2026 amendment to its Affiliation Bye-Laws describes socio-emotional and career counselling roles, including staffing ratios for secondary and senior secondary schools. Schools should refer to the current circular for qualification, training and smaller-school provisions.

Educure can help management review the gap between current staffing and the required support model. The service can be structured as an onsite placement or an agreed shared schedule, depending on school size and the applicable rules.

Career counselling for students combines interests, aptitude and work values with informed guidance on subjects, courses and pathways. Educure's tools produce a printable report that students can discuss with a qualified counsellor rather than treating a score as a final answer.

Schools in Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune and other Indian cities can request onsite counselling, a grade-specific workshop or a broader annual wellbeing plan. Parents can also use the free psychometric self-check as an introductory wellbeing screen; it is not a diagnosis.

A clear operating framework matters as much as counsellor availability. Before launch, the school and counsellor agree privacy limits, safeguarding duties, parental communication, emergency escalation and secure record access. Students are told what stays confidential and which safety concerns must be shared. This builds trust while helping the school meet its duty of care.