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Youth Judicial Protection Psychologist
Conduct psychological assessments and provide targeted interventions to support the rehabilitation of youth in the judicial system.
28 000 – 60 000 EUR (€)
Average salary / year
Master's degree
Education level
00
Automation level
Low
Difficulty
Stable
Employability
2-3 years
Market tension
Medium
Intl. mobility
Rare
Automation level
Low
Difficulty
Stable
Employability
2-3 years
Market tension
Medium
Intl. mobility
Rare
Compensation
GROSS ANNUAL SALARY
Junior
0–2 years of experience
28 000 – 35 000 EUR/ year
Mid-level
3–5 years of experience
36 000 – 45 000 EUR/ year
Senior
5+ years of experience
46 000 – 60 000 EUR/ year
Indicative amounts: they vary by region, employer, skills and experience.
Entering the profession — Belgium
Entry into this profession typically requires a Master's degree in Psychology.
- Candidates often gain experience through internships or volunteer work in juvenile justice or social services.
- Retraining is possible for professionals from related fields such as social work or criminology with additional psychology qualifications.
Training — Belgium
To become a Youth Judicial Protection Psychologist, one generally completes a Master's degree in Psychology with a focus on clinical or child psychology.
- Additional specialized training in juvenile justice and child protection is often required.
- Practical internships in youth protection settings are highly recommended to gain relevant experience.
The job market — Belgium
The job market for Youth Judicial Protection Psychologists in Belgium is generally stable with medium demand.
- Employment opportunities are mostly found in public sector institutions such as juvenile courts and youth protection services, as well as non-profit organizations.
- Remote work is rare due to the nature of the job requiring direct interaction with youth.
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How to become a Youth Judicial Protection Psychologist?
