Contract Academic Position Details

NOTE: Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval

Posting Reference: ED 6610 FR01A

Course Information

Course Prefix:	ED	Course Number:	6610
Course Section:	FR01A	Course Name:	Counselling Psych Internship
Term:	Fall	Campus:	Fredericton
Faculty:	Education, Faculty of	Department:	Education
Position Start Date:	2025-09-01	Position End Date:	2025-12-31
Posting Date:	2025-06-04	Application Deadline:	2025-06-22
Applications to be submitted via:	email	email	educai@unb.ca
Requested By:	Dr. Mary Saudelli

Class Details

Days:	TBD	Time:	TBD
Number of Positions Available:	1	Total Credit Hours:	6
Mode of Delivery:	Face to Face	Location:	On Campus
Stipend Amount:	14386

Curriculum Context

Practicum placement in Counselling Education.

Course Description

This course is an applied field experience in a counselling setting. The internship must be arranged on an individual basis with an internship site depending on the interests and competence of the student, and the requirements of individual sites. It may be completed over one, two, or three semesters. Students must complete a meeting with internship coordinator prior to arranging a practicum. Further information about internship can be found in the MEd Counselling internship handbook. Registration is by instructor permission, which will be granted after the student has met with the internship coordinator and completed the required paperwork. Prerequisites: ED 6071, ED 6072, ED6077. Pre/co-requisite: ED 6081, ED 6049

Qualifications

Graduate degree in Education. University level teaching experience. Preferably a graduate degree in Counselling Education and experience facilitating university level practicum placements.

Additional Notes

This is a unique Contract Academic Employee position where the incumbent will be responsible for facilitating the Counselling Psych practicums for MEd Counselling students for the entire academic year. Compensation is the value of two CAI stipends, both distributed in the Fall 2025 term.

To apply, please review the qualifications carefully and submit a cover letter and academic CV to the email above. Please submit a separate email and cover letter for each course section you would like to be considered.

Disposition

Instructor(s) hired

Is the instructor a Graduate Student Teaching Apprentice

none

Successful Applicant(s)

Kim Landine

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada