Support the well-being of others
Our Counselling Skills course is designed for individuals in the third sector and charities, as well as those looking to enhance their professional and personal communication skills. This qualification, typically completed over 8 weeks, introduces key approaches and techniques that form the foundation of effective counselling skills. Whether applied in everyday life or within a work setting, this knowledge can enhance interactions and improve supportive relationships.
This course is available to both employed and unemployed learners, subject to eligibility requirements.
Learning Objectives:
The primary aims of this course are to:
- Develop counselling skills suitable for helping relationships
- Understand the various approaches to applying counselling skills
- Learn the ethical framework governing counselling practices
- Appreciate the importance of self-development in the use of counselling skills
This course complements others in our programme, such as the NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health First Aid & Mental Health Advocacy in the Workplace and the NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Information, Advice & Guidance.
Course Structure:
- Unit 01: Using counselling skills (includes a practical demonstration with your tutor)
- Unit 02: Introduction to counselling skills theories
- Unit 03: Diversity and ethics in the application of counselling skills
- Unit 04: Counselling skills and personal development
Benefits:
Professional development: Demonstrate your skills and expand your capacity for roles involving counselling competencies
Personalised learning: One-to-one training and individual support from an experienced tutor
Accredited qualification: Receive a nationally recognised Level 2 certification
Enhanced competency: Improve your knowledge and practical application of counselling skills