Top Educational Psychology Careers in B.C.

British Columbia is seeking psychologists to support students in school across the province. Check out the latest top psychologist jobs in B.C. education.

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Why Be a School Psychologist in B.C.

Many people know that British Columbia offers incredible access to nature, even in major urban centres, robust and diverse cultural experiences, and a laid-back coastal lifestyle. Beyond its stunning scenery, B.C. also offers school psychologists the opportunity to make a real difference in students’ lives through a student-centered approach to education.

As a school psychologist in B.C., you’ll be a part of a collaborative learning environment that values evidence-based practice and inclusive education. You’ll work closely with educators, families and students to create supportive learning experiences. Find learning communities driven to succeed, along with a lifestyle that speaks to you. If you value creativity and autonomy, B.C. is the place for you.

Check out the latest school psychologist jobs in B.C. under the Teachers & Administrators position category.

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Qualifications and Certification Requirements

Educational Psychology

Psychologists provide Level psycho-educational and behavioral assessments as well as program recommendations to families and teachers working with students. They consult and collaborate on student strengths and needs and their educational implications.

Psychologists collaborate with school-based teams, parents, district program and community agencies to develop education support plans for students. In some districts, travel between schools may be required.

Qualifications and Certification Requirements

Minimum qualifications include a master’s degree or training in a related field with a focus on school/educational psychology. As of May 1, 2024, school psychologists are required to be registrants of the College of Psychologists of British Columbia (CPBC). Some positions call for eligibility for membership in the British Columbia Association of School Psychologists (BCASP).

Psychologist’s Salary

A psychologist’s salary varies depending on their length of work experience, level of education, and district of employment.  This table shows the average minimum and maximum salaries for psychologists working in B.C. school districts.

Training and Educational Programs

The following is a list of accredited Canadian Psychology Association (CPA) post-graduate programs in clinical psychology, school psychology, and counselling psychology by B.C. region. Start your career as a School Psychologist in B.C. school districts by enrolling in one of these accredited programs.

Employment Opportunities

Find school psychologist jobs on Makeafuture.ca under the Teachers, Principals & Superintendents position category.

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