Support the well-being of others
The use of counselling skills are a useful toolbox of skills and techniques that can be used in everyday life and work. This qualification, which on average takes 8 weeks to complete, aims to introduce learners to the approaches and techniques that underpin the use of these skills. Gaining a knowledge of the range of counselling skills can be helpful in all areas of your life, both personally and professionally.
This course is open to both employed and unemployed learners (subject to eligibility requirements).
Learning objectives:
The main objectives are to: learn and develop counselling skills that can be used in a helping relationship, understand the different approaches involved in the use of counselling skills, learn the ethical framework of counselling and appreciate the importance of self-development.
This course also complements other courses we offer with the skills learnt such as the NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health First Aid & Mental Health Advocacy in the Workplace and NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Information, Advice & Guidance.
Course structure:
Unit 01 Using counselling skills (this involves a demonstration of your skills with the tutor)
Unit 02 Introduction to counselling skills theories
Unit 03 Diversity and ethics in the use of counselling skills
Unit 04 Counselling skills and personal development
Benefits:
Unique approach: One to one training and individual support with a highly experienced tutor
Receive a nationally recognised and accredited Level 2 qualification
Improve your skills and knowledge in relation to counselling skills
Evidence your professional competency
Progress to a role in which counselling skills are used