Duration
2 Years
Diploma
Diploma in Counselling
The Counselling programme introduces students to major therapeutic approaches while helping them develop a counselling style suited to their individual strengths. It prepares critically reflective practitioners to work effectively with diverse client groups across a variety of professional settings.
At a glance
Course Overview
The Counselling programme is designed to help students develop a counselling style that reflects their individual strengths and personality. Through exposure to major approaches in therapeutic practice, students build a strong understanding of different counselling methods and learn how to apply them appropriately when supporting clients.
The programme also promotes the development of critically reflective practitioners who can evaluate their professional practice and respond effectively to diverse client needs. Graduates are prepared to work with a broad range of client groups across different professional and community settings.
Level
Diploma
Admission
A minimum of 34 BGCSE points with at least grade D in Sciences and at least gra...
Career Opportunities
Where this programme can take you
Graduates can contribute across healthcare services, administration, records, support and community-facing roles.
Mental Health Counselor
Marriage & Family Counselor
Career Counselor
Grief Counselor
Military Counselor
Rehabilitation Counselor
Substance Abuse Counselor
Industry Placements
Learning connected to practice
Placement and workplace exposure details can be managed here as programme information is confirmed.
Applied learningExperience beyond the classroom
Workplace Exposure
Apply classroom learning in supervised practical contexts.
Professional Readiness
Build habits expected in healthcare environments.
Supportive Guidance
Receive guidance before, during and after practical learning.
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