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Educational Psychology Service, Educational Psychologist
What sort of person is an educational psychologist?
An educational psychologist is a person whose primary aim is to help children with special educational needs. S/he meets many children and parents and is generally able quickly to build-up good relationships with parents and young people based on trust and mutual respect. An educational psychologist has an honours degree in psychology, is a trained teacher with at least two years school experience and has a post-graduate qualification in educational psychology.
An educational psychologist is a person whose primary aim is to help children with special educational needs. S/he meets many children and parents and is generally able quickly to build-up good relationships with parents and young people based on trust and mutual respect. An educational psychologist has an honours degree in psychology, is a trained teacher with at least two years school experience and has a post-graduate qualification in educational psychology.
What is an educational psychologist’s job?
There are many aspects to the job of an educational psychologist and these are explained in the service’s booklet located on this site.
There are many aspects to the job of an educational psychologist and these are explained in the service’s booklet located on this site.
