Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Counselor"

A: to graze (on) over (something): to overlook, to look past (usually in the case of a mistake)

A: its a noun. a counselor is basically a person who gives advice

A: Eventually, the counselors heard about it.

A: “I think you need to go see the counselor for your bad drinking habits.”
“I think before I decide my classes for high school I need to see the course outline.”
“They used their intellect to solve the case.”
“The preparation of the food is underway.”
“We need to focus on the school project, otherwise we’ll never finish it.”
“It takes commitment and dedication to learn a new language, but you’re doing great.”
“School tuition is free in The USA.”
“I need to go to registration tomorrow so that I can actually get into Ohio State University.”
“This English essay is going to take forever to write, it has to be 5,000 words!”

A: my school counselor asked me to got to her office for a mental checkup today

A: I need to talk with my counselor. my counselor helped me. if need more examples let me know.

A: Counselors are usually psychologists who provide something similar to therapy, whereas consultants are usually people who give advice on other things (e.g. a financial consultant).

In terms of the construction of the word, they basically mean the same, but the jobs they usually refer to are quite different

A: Consultant=
A consultant is a professional who provides expert advice in a particular area such as security, management, education, accountancy, law, human resources, marketing, finance, engineering, science or any of many other specialized fields.

Counselor=
A person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems.

"I'm having trouble with my business, so I talked to my consultant"

" I have troubles at home, so I'm going to a counselor "

A: No, you are confused. A counselor is generally someone who works in a school, or drug rehabilitation center.

Counselors provide counseling (support) to people who need general advice or people who are having difficult times in their life.

To work as a counselor you usually need a university degree and/or certifications. This is a professional career choice.

A consultant (or doing consultant work) is someone who has professional experience in any field.

Example: If someone has worked as an engineer at Samsung for 30 years, then they have expertise and are able to do consulting work for other companies if they wish.

You don’t need a degree to be a consultant, you just need to have expertise in a certain area and provide that knowledge to someone who needs it and will pay you for it.

I hope I clarified this for you.

A: The root of both is the same, to give advice. Councel means a lawyer and councelor means someone helping someone, such as youth worker working with troubled youth.

A: "Counselor" is used with institutions, like a "school counselor" or a grief counselor". Consultant is much more commonly used because it's anyone who offers, say a business, advice

A: the first part is like “crown” without the r sound and the second part sounds like “seller”

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A: × I had been seeking a counselor who knows Asian culture but to no avail.
✓ I have been seeking a counselor who knows Asian culture but to no avail.

If you are still looking, you use the present tense.

A: × I qualified as a counselor of national license in college and I've been working as a mental health counselor since I graduated college.
✓ I qualified as a national counselor in college and I've been working as a mental health counselor since I graduated.

A: × I'd like to tell the counselor, could you please correct my English for me?
✓ I'd like to share this with my counselor, could you please correct my English for me?

× It's even harder when I don't take my medication, but I feel ashamed that I take it in the first place.
✓ It's even harder when I don't take my medication, but I feel ashamed that I am taking it in the first place.

A: Our counsellors listen to your emotional issues, such as relationships with your colleagues and unwillingness to go to work.

A: You can also use "sort" instead of "work"