Ref: 603/3987/1
After learners have developed knowledge and understanding in the main approaches to counselling, they will evaluate the underlying concepts and principles of a core chosen approach to/model of counselling.
By studying this qualification, learners will learn how the chosen approach views human development and psychological change, with comparison to another approach. Learners will also understand the practical application of their chosen approach to clinical practice. The placement requirement in this qualification is essential to the personal and professional development of the practitioner.
This qualification is aimed at learners whose qualification goal is to achieve professional status in counselling. It may also be appropriate for those working in roles where counselling skills are needed: for example, nursing, teaching, social work, voluntary sector, the police and armed forces.
Learners must achieve three mandatory components and four optional components to achieve this qualification (see Qualification Specification).
See the Qualification Specification for more details.