The Guidance and Counseling Unit (GCU) is one of the five (5) units of Student Services Office (SSO). The Student Services Office is located at the 15th floor of FIT bldg. along P. Paredes St. It is being supervised by the coordinator and managed by the Senior Director for Academic Services.
The Guidance and Counseling Unit (GCU) is committed to provide innovative programs and services for the development of emotional, social, and psychological well-being of students. The unit adheres to the interim guidelines on the conduct and delivery of guidance and counseling and mental health services of the Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association (PGCA) particularly in providing technology-assisted services, acknowledgement of the limitations of maintaining the confidentiality of electronic records and transmission, dispense of services through online platform aligned with the PGCA and Professional Regulatory Board (PRB) of Guidance and Counseling Code of Ethical Standards.
The Guidance and Counseling Unit (GCU) serves as the students’ partner in achieving success in their career, personal and social domains. It is a place where any student can go and talk about concerns that affect his/her life as a college student and as an individual. Concerns or issues discussed in individual sessions with any of the counselors are treated with confidentiality and do not appear in the students’ academic records.
To deliver preventive, innovative and comprehensive counseling services and wellness programs that will facilitate student in actualizing their potentials to become empowered individuals.
This program provides students with various opportunities for personal exploration, growth, and development, which make them better persons at home, school, and in the society.
Objectives:
Objectives:
To familiarize the participants on the Guidance Unit’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s) and/or vice versa. It also intends to make them aware of the line of communication/coordination between GCU and other departments/offices by establishing inter-office relations. As a result, improve the programs and services provided for our students.
Objectives:
The activity focuses on processing the student’s journey in FEU Tech. It aims to empower iTams by emphasizing the importance of living the FEU core values.
Objectives:
This program aims to guide students in making successful transition from school to their chosen career/field by providing various learning experiences and other career-related services.
Individual Career Counseling
Learning Sessions
Exit Survey
Test Profile Discussion
This program seeks to promote general health and wellness among the students through activities that allow participants to gain knowledge and skills on healthy living.
To reinforce ways on how we can positively cope with day-to-day concerns like pressure, stress and anxiety. It also intends to decrease, if not totally stop the stigma on mental illnesses by raising and increasing one’s awareness about mental health. Therefore, promote and foster good mental health and well-being among our students/associates.
This program offers an opportunity for increased awareness and understanding of oneself through administration and interpretation of standardized psychological tests.
Assessment of Study Abroad Program Applicants
Assessment of Study Attitude and Methods
Assessement on College Adjustment
Assessment of Workplace Skills
Assessment of Personality
Individual and Group Test Administration and Interpretation
Profiling of Students
This program extends necessary support and guidance services designed to address the unique needs and concerns of students who belong to special populations or groups (ex. scholars, international students, transferees, sons and daughters of OFW’s, students on probation, etc.)
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Counseling allows a student to express various concerns affecting his life inside and outside school. It aims to build a helping relationship wherein the counselor works together with the individual student in facilitating adjustment and growth in many aspects of his life.
The counselors assist students, parents, and the faculty in developing solutions to an identified concern by providing an adept advice and by tapping their strengths, potentials, and available resources that can help improve the situation.
Psychological tests are made available for students to help them become more aware of their strengths and areas for improvement. Students may also gain insights from the test results that can guide their career decisions and actions.
It is done in a form of “kamustahan” and serves as an early intervention to students with concerns.
Students receive continued assistance in improving their performance in school. This service is also extended to students who availed counseling or consultation service to check on their status and progress.
It involves career guidance and gathering of information that the Guidance Counselor can use in the future.
Room F1501 15th Floor, FIT Building
Office Hours: M-F, 8:00AM ─ 5:00PM
Trunkline: (02) 8281-8888 Local 122
Email: gcu@feutech.edu.ph
GCU Coordinator