This course is ideal for anyone who has successfully completed the Level 2 course in counselling skills, and wishes to continue developing further knowledge and skills.
The course combines theory and practice in the classroom and equips you with the knowledge and understanding of ethical practice and how to work in a diverse environment.
There are no placement requirements for this course, but many students find voluntary placements at this stage of their development.
Students are expected to attend six hours of study in college. The Level 3 course presents more academic demands and you will be expected to allocate at least another six hours of study per week outside the classroom.
Completion of the Level 3 course is necessary before applying to Counselling and Applied Psychology Level 4 Higher National Certificate.
We have above 90% success rate, with the majority of our students progressing onto Level 4, or who are able to use it at work. Many have successfully use this qualification to support them in job such as in teaching, personnel, safe guarding officer and youth workers.
To access this course you will need:
During this course you will study:
By studying this course you will gain:
You will be continually assessed throughout the programme in the following ways:
The course is externally moderated by NCFE.
The skills you will learn from this course will enable you to:
We have an excellent success rate on this course with the majority of our students progressing to Counselling and Applied Psychology Level 4 Higher National Certificate. Past students have also used the skills gained on this course to support them in their roles as teachers, HR managers, safeguarding officers or youth workers.