What will I learn
This qualification is made up of credit rated units developed in association with Skills for Health, the Sector Skills Council for the Health and Social Care sector. It develops a repertoire of interpersonal skills and counselling skills, promotes personal growth, and provides essential industry knowledge to help learners make informed career decisions. It will include counselling skills and methods and their application in specific practical situations, taking into account ethical considerations.
Successful candidates will be able to:
• Use a range of counselling skills completely and effectively
• Accept and subscribe to the current B.A.C.P Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling
• Respect other people’s views, attitudes and placements
• Demonstrate a commitment to anti-oppressive practice and non-discriminatory use of counselling skills
• Show an understanding of one model of counselling and awareness of two other models
• Reflect constructively on themselves, life experiences, interactions with others and evidence personal and professional growth.