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Educational Psychologist - CPT at Curro Holdings Ltd
Curro Holdings Ltd
September 12, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Key performance areas
Psychoeducational assessment and psychometry
Conduct assessments within the scope of practice of educational psychologists.
Cover areas such as cognitive, emotional, social, personality, behavioural, developmental, and neuropsychological functioning.
Provide assessments in contexts such as career guidance and school readiness.
Intervention and prevention (individuals, groups, families)
Deliver prevention and intervention activities to enhance learning and development.
Address topics such as ADHD, learning barriers, autism, and trauma.
Provide therapy (individual/group), bereavement counselling, trauma counselling, family therapy, parent training, and career development.
Implement learning support plans for learners with diverse needs.
Prevention and development (groups, systems, communities)
Design, implement, and evaluate preventative programmes for staff, parents, and learners.
Facilitate workshops on life skills such as study methods, stress management, conflict resolution, communication, time management, and parenting skills.
Trans-disciplinary teamwork
Collaborate as part of the school-based support team.
Engage with professionals across government, private, and welfare organisations.
Case management, reporting, and administration
Conduct history-taking and consultations with parents, families, and learners.
Administer, score, and interpret cognitive, emotional, and educational instruments.
Write assessment reports and make recommendations for interventions.
Maintain therapy plans, process notes, files, and programme development records.
Ensure compliance with ethical and legal standards.
Professional development and research
Maintain CPD points as required by the HPCSA.
Ethics and legislation
Stay up to date with ethical and legal requirements of educational psychology practice.
Supervision
Engage in personal supervision to ensure professional capacity and well-being, in line with HPCSA recommendations.
Qualifications, experience and skills
Minimum qualification: Master's degree in Educational Psychology.
Registration: HPCSA registered Educational Psychologist.
Experience: At least 2 years teaching experience.
Advantageous: Counselling experience.
Closing date: 16 September 2026.
Psychoeducational assessment and psychometry
Conduct assessments within the scope of practice of educational psychologists.
Cover areas such as cognitive, emotional, social, personality, behavioural, developmental, and neuropsychological functioning.
Provide assessments in contexts such as career guidance and school readiness.
Intervention and prevention (individuals, groups, families)
Deliver prevention and intervention activities to enhance learning and development.
Address topics such as ADHD, learning barriers, autism, and trauma.
Provide therapy (individual/group), bereavement counselling, trauma counselling, family therapy, parent training, and career development.
Implement learning support plans for learners with diverse needs.
Prevention and development (groups, systems, communities)
Design, implement, and evaluate preventative programmes for staff, parents, and learners.
Facilitate workshops on life skills such as study methods, stress management, conflict resolution, communication, time management, and parenting skills.
Trans-disciplinary teamwork
Collaborate as part of the school-based support team.
Engage with professionals across government, private, and welfare organisations.
Case management, reporting, and administration
Conduct history-taking and consultations with parents, families, and learners.
Administer, score, and interpret cognitive, emotional, and educational instruments.
Write assessment reports and make recommendations for interventions.
Maintain therapy plans, process notes, files, and programme development records.
Ensure compliance with ethical and legal standards.
Professional development and research
Maintain CPD points as required by the HPCSA.
Ethics and legislation
Stay up to date with ethical and legal requirements of educational psychology practice.
Supervision
Engage in personal supervision to ensure professional capacity and well-being, in line with HPCSA recommendations.
Qualifications, experience and skills
Minimum qualification: Master's degree in Educational Psychology.
Registration: HPCSA registered Educational Psychologist.
Experience: At least 2 years teaching experience.
Advantageous: Counselling experience.
Closing date: 16 September 2026.