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The Introduction NC Counselling Unit explains basic Counselling concepts in line with the British Association for Counselling and the application of Counselling skills.
This course is available on the Borders College website.
The Introduction NC Counselling Unit explains basic Counselling concepts in line with the British Association for Counselling and the application of Counselling skills. REGISTER YOUR INTERESTPlease contact us on 01450 361030 or enquire using the link below.
1 National Unit credit at SCQF level 5: (6 SCQF credit points at SCQF level 5*) Successful completion of this course guarantees an interview for HNC/HND
12 week course from 6. 00pm to 9. 00pm, one evening per week.
This course is designed for those engaged in caring work both professional and voluntary. It would be an ideal starter for anyone considering progression to COSCA certificate in Counselling Skills.
This course is designed for those engaged in caring work both professional and voluntary. It would be an ideal starter for anyone considering progression to COSCA course.
Given that it is a certificate course, the module will be assessed. There are 2 short written assessments and a third assessment that highlights the use of skills. All material required for these assessments will be given by the tutor but reference will also be made to literature should participants wish to read further. Please note that apart from the third skills demonstration assessment, the written assessments can be prepared out with class time.
This course will ground you in counselling skills that you can use at home, in work with friends and colleagues alike. You will have gained Counselling skills but it does not qualify you to be a Counsellor.
Whether you are a school leaver, returning to learning or striving to improve your skills and knowledge in the workplace, Borders College can help you achieve your goals and realise your potential.
Borders College is located in the Scottish Borders and offers a wide range of courses, from an introductory level through to advanced courses at Higher National level. They include a full range of apprenticeships courses, from modern apprenticeships to foundation apprenticeships. We also provide a large number of industry-based training courses for businesses throughout Scotland.
Courses are available to study full-time or part-time, during the day or in the evenings and at a variety of locations, depending on the needs of our students.