Since the late 20th century, the need for a new educational paradigm has emerged, and at the present we are witnessing accelerated practical implementation of movements demanding adaptation to historical and social changes. The efforts to seek major transformations across the entire educational environment have taken a variety of forms. The responsibilities of the teacher now includes not only teaching ability and the capability to fulfill work responsibilities; the scope of responsibilities has broadened in the face of demands for the ability to responds to social changes and innovations and the professional competence to maintain and develop cooperative relations with the local social community. To ensure that the school consulting system shall be operated in a manner immediately responding to the demands of the current era, the training of school consultants has become an urgent need. Though a few universities are currently conducting educational programs to train school consultants, these have been noted for problems in the content of the educational programs and in their methodological aspects. Launched from the premise that educational programs for training school consultants are of great importance, the present research focuses on two areas which are currently pointed out as problems in the related educational programs, and addresses these problems by presenting alternative methods. Accordingly, for the purpose of creating an educational program for training school consultants which is suited to the circumstances of the ‘school,’ the research identifies what the components of the programs contents should be, proceeding through the stages of objective analysis, work responsibility analysis, and demand analysis. From this three types of broad topics were derived, including change management, self-leadership, and logical cognitive ability. Also, in terms of methodology, the teaching and learning model known as PBL was selected as a methodology capable of enhancing actual applicability and practical feasibility to conceptualize a ‘PBL Based Educational Program for Training School Consultants.’ The present research was limited to the stage of conducting a formative evaluation for the proposed program, there remains an urgent need for follow-up studies to apply the proposed design of the educational program for school consultant training to actual situations and thereby confirm the outcome. However, due to the rapid dissemination of the perception of the importance of such programs in the present time, the demand for educational programs to train school consultants is imperative. Hence the significance of this present research consists of having conducted the foundational research taking the first step of conducting a clear analysis of the characteristics and objectives of such educational program and illuminating the ‘content composition’ reflecting such identified features, as well as presenting a proposal for the design of the educational program which will properly implement these findings.