In the revised Guidelines for Student Guidance issued in December 2022, a new approach to student guidance through a "whole school approach" or "team-based school system" is emphasized in response to today’s changing educational landscape. As a result, there is a growing demand for “teachers who are capable of effective student guidance.”

The Center for School Support of Guidance and Counseling aims to address various issues related to student guidance by enhancing the student guidance capabilities of teachers and schools. The Center carries out the following key initiatives:

1. Providing training and consultation to address the diverse challenges related to student guidance faced by school faculty and staff

2. Developing curricula and programs for fostering student guidance competencies among undergraduate students, graduate students, and in-service teachers

3. Training professionals such as student guidance leaders and bullying prevention staff

4. Establishing models for effective utilization of school counselors and similar specialists