The guidance counsellor supports students through every stage of their academic journey, from middle school all the way to high school graduation. This role involves far more than just scheduling; it focuses on comprehensive study planning, developing essential learning skills, and providing clear career orientation to ensure studies progress smoothly. By offering timely advice, the guidance counsellor helps engage students with their school community, ensuring they complete their studies on time while preventing social exclusion.

The primary goal is for every student to discover a school and career path that truly suits them, preparing them to meet the changing demands of society and working life. A significant portion of this work takes place through individual discussions, small-group counselling, and classroom lessons. These sessions provide a safe, open atmosphere where students can naturally discuss their concerns, identify their personal strengths, and receive help with both compulsory and elective studies.

Collaboration is central to successful counselling. The guidance counsellor works closely with guardians, teachers, and school principal to support students who may be at risk or falling behind. This network extends beyond the school gates, connecting with higher education institutions and other professionals as part of the student welfare team to ensure a holistic support system for every learner.