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This specialist counselling course enables you to work in community, government and private organisations, and with further work experience, in private practice. You'll gain in-depth skills in counselling and interpersonal communication, and learn to engage effectively in a counselling interaction. You'll also learn to recognise major transitional points in human development, and some of the crises that may arise around these points. Graduates generally pursue roles such as:
This applied social science course meets the minimum training standards of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and includes 400 hours of supervised work placement, where you can put theory into practice and gain valuable work experience. Delivered by the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP), this course focuses on experiential learning, so you emerge job ready with skills you can apply immediately. Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Counselling) Course Structure
Early Exit QualificationIf you leave this course after completing the 2nd year of study, you may be eligible for the Associate Degree of Applied Social Science qualification. Contact a SEEK Learning consultant for more details. Accreditation & ArticulationThis degree meets the minimum training standards of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA). Upon completion, you may apply for membership to State and/or National Counselling and Psychotherapy Associations, and/or the Australian Institute of Welfare and Community Workers Inc (AIWCW). Through ACAP's articulation agreement with the Australian Catholic University National, this qualification enables you to progress into the university's Bachelor of Social Work or the Graduate Diploma of Psychology, subject to meeting entry requirements. Be Job ReadyClasses for this applied social science course are small and interactive, and focus on hands-on learning. The curriculum is developed and updated in consultation with industry, so you are work ready upon completion and able to apply your skills immediately. Fieldwork: The Best PreparationThrough fieldwork, you'll:
You can select a different study method for each module you enrol in. If you choose to study your full qualification by correspondence or online, you may still need to attend several workshops on campus to qualify for industry accreditation. Contact a SEEK Learning consultant for more information about the different study methods available and enrolment dates. Practical Assessments, Not ExamsThere are no exams for this course. As ACAP values experiential learning, the College uses assessments to determine if learning outcomes have been achieved. ACAP's assessments combine both theory and practice, and can take the form of interviews, videotaped role-plays, self-critiques, essays, journals, projects and presentations. Most modules contain 3 assessments. Exceptional Student SupportA wide range of student support is available:
In addition, those studying by correspondence or online have access to a dedicated support person by phone or email. You may also be eligible for financial assistance through the FEE-Higher Education Loans Program (FEE-HELP). Contact a SEEK Learning consultant now to discuss your eligibility. About ACAPACAP is a leading Higher Education Provider (HEP) in applied psychology and a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). ACAP educators are highly experienced practitioners with current industry knowledge. A key component of ACAP's applied psychology and counselling courses is fieldwork, which involves you securing work placement within an organisation of your choice. ACAP will help you organise this and support you throughout your placement. Many ACAP students are offered paid employment as a direct result of their work placements. |
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