Archive · 9 Jan 2026
CISCE Launches Counselling Fellowship for School Counsellors
The CISCE has started a special program called the CISCE-Care fellowship for school counsellors.
This program will train over 100 counsellors from schools around the world to help students deal with stress, personal problems, and other challenges.
Schools need to nominate one counsellor by January 6.
The program will last for seven months and will help the CISCE start a helpline service during the ICSE and ISC exams in 2026.
The trained counsellors will get a certificate and a medal.
This initiative is important because many students face a lot of pressure from school and life, and they need support to handle these challenges.
CISCE launches CISCE-Care fellowship for school counsellors to enhance student support.
Program aims to train over 100 counsellors for a seven-month period starting mid-January.
Schools must nominate one counsellor by January 6 for the fellowship.
Fellowship will help establish a helpline service for ICSE and ISC exams in 2026.
Trained counsellors will receive a certificate and medal upon completion.
- Who
- Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)
- What
- Launched a counselling and resilience education fellowship program for school counsellors
- When
- Program starts mid-January, nominations due by January 6
- Where
- For CISCE-affiliated schools in India and abroad
- Why
- To enhance the council's helpline service and foster long-term institutional capacity for student support
- Organization
- Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)
- Program Name
- CISCE-Care (Counselling and Resilience Education) fellowship
- Duration
- 7 months
- Start Date
- Mid-January
- Number of Fellows
- Over 100
- Nomination Deadline
- January 6
- Helpline Launch
- During ICSE and ISC exams in 2026