Introduction to Counselling

Course

In St Albans

£ 360 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    St albans

  • Class hours

    30h

Aims of this introductory course are: 1 .To develop the verbal communication skills of participants, especially the ability to listen, to respect silence and to communicate empathic understanding. 2. To provide a realistic understanding of the demanding nature of counsellor skills training. 3. To introduce students to experiential learning that will include a high element of personal growth work, developing further self confidence and self esteem. 4. To prepare students to move into the level 3 (seven month) qualification that will also be offered at The Albany Centre. Suitable for: This introduction to counselling course is an Open Access Course for those: Having an interest in counselling and wishing to further their knowledge and their personal development. Returning to study. Seeking a career change. Undertaking voluntary work. Enhancing career prospects through extra qualifications. Thinking of training as a professional counsellor.

Facilities

Location

Start date

St Albans (Hertfordshire)
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4 Victoria Street, AL1 3JD

Start date

On request

About this course

Open access but students should be aware that the course involves experiential learning and self awareness exercises, which will be demanding of the self in interaction with others. Prospective students should be aware that this level of course is not intended to train counsellors and that they will not be qualified to practice as counsellors on completion of this course, or even claim to be competent in the use of counselling skills.

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Reviews

Course programme

Course review:

This course is intended as a basic generic introduction to counselling. Its versatility appeals to a wide range of potential students including those who are considering embarking on formal counselling training. The course allows students to make a more informed choice as to whether or not to embark on a demanding vocational training towards a possible career in counselling or an allied career, e.g. welfare advice work, health and social care, teaching, youth work etc. where counselling skills would be useful. It is also intended for those who wish to improve their listening and communication skills.

Introduction to Counselling

£ 360 VAT inc.