What is a virtual counselor?

As a virtual counselor, your responsibilities are to provide remote support for your clients in a specialized field, such as academic advice, legal guidance, or emotional therapy. You may use a webcam, online portal, or phone to help clients with a variety of physical, mental, and emotional needs.

How do I become a virtual counselor?

It’s accessible by logging onto the District’s web site (www.browardschools.com). After a few simple clicks, parents can access grades, attendance records, test scores, class ranks and much more. To view a demo of Virtual Counselor and get a user ID and password, please visit: www.browardschools.com/virtualcounselor.

What is the password for virtual counselor?

“Password or Birth date”: Type in birth date. It must be in the following format: MM/DD/4 digit year.

How do I change my virtual counselor password?

How do I get my Password reset or changed? For Brio, Virtual Counselor, and Web Queries userids go to Virtual Counselor and click on your login type. Just click the link that says you can change your password. The system will prompt you to change your password every 60 days.

What kind of courses can I take at virtualsc?

VirtualSC currently offers Honors-level courses in English, fine arts, science, and world languages. AP courses are offered in computer science, English, math, science, social studies, and world languages. Please see our Course Catalog for a listing of all advanced course offerings.

When is the best time to apply for virtualsc?

Although positions are posted as needed throughout the year, each spring, a large number of positions are posted in preparation for VirtualSC’s summer semester, which is its largest enrollment period of the year. VirtualSC employs highly qualified teachers who: hold a valid and current South Carolina teaching certificate in the needed content area.

How to apply for virtualsc jobs in South Carolina?

Applications for VirtualSC teaching positions may only be submitted via the South Carolina state jobs portal at jobs.sc.gov. Are there teaching opportunities for out-of-state applicants?