- Entry Requirements
To have successfully completed Level 1 Award in Introduction in Counselling. Learners must be aged 19 or over.
- Example Modules
- Using Counselling Skills
- Introduction to Counselling Skills Theories
- Diversity and Ethics in the Use of Counselling Skills
- Personal Development
- What will I learn?
The course is very practical and a lot of learning comes from practice in trios and group discussion. The students will also be introduced to some of the theoretical principles of counselling. Completion of this course does not qualify students as counselling practitioners but this is a starting point for the professional training route. Students will also be introduced to evidence-based assessment and how to build a portfolio.
- Progression
Following successful application, this course allows progression onto the Level 3 Certificate in Counselling Studies.
- How am I assessed?
Internal assessment is based on the completion of an evidence based portfolio made up of weekly reviews, tutor observed practice and peer feedback. External assessment is based on completing a paper on the role of observer
Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills (CPCAB)
The Certificate in Counselling Skills has been developed for people who want to incorporate counselling skills into their personal or professional communication.
Course Information
- Course Type Part-Time Course
- Study Mode Classroom Based
- Course Code PCOUNL2CT
- Start Various starts available
- Length 24 weeks
- Level Level 2
- Campus
Aylesbury
