District Judge, Koraput at Jeypore Recruitment 2026: 01 Counsellor Vacancy

This role is ideal for dedicated and experienced individuals with a strong background in social sciences, particularly Sociology or Psychology. Candidates must hold a Master's degree (preferred) or a Bachelor's degree with substantial experience in social service related to family and child welfare, along with a minimum of three years of hands-on experience in family counselling. Proficiency in Odia (speaking, reading, and writing to M.E. standard) is mandatory, as is sound health. This position suits those committed to contributing to the judiciary and social welfare in a specialized, impactful role.

Applicants lacking the specified educational qualifications (Master's or specific Bachelor's with age/experience criteria) will not be considered. A significant dealbreaker is the absence of at least three years of experience in family counselling. Inability to speak, read, and write Odia effectively will also lead to disqualification. Furthermore, candidates seeking a traditional, fixed-salary government position might find the fee-based and retainer remuneration structure unsuitable.

Serving as a Counsellor in the Family Court under the District Judge's office offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with the state's judicial system and contribute to critical social welfare initiatives. While it is a single contractual position, it provides significant experience in a sensitive and impactful area of public service. The role carries institutional prestige within the judiciary and offers valuable exposure, though long-term career progression might necessitate exploring further opportunities within the legal, social work, or counselling fields.