DESCRIPTION OF COURSE
Applied Psychology - Guidance Counselling
Applied Psychology - Guidance Counselling is course run by University College Cork (UCC), Cork. It is a 'Classroom Based' course with a duration of 18 months part-time.. Applied Psychology - Guidance Counselling gives a Course Qualification of Masters Degree, awarded by National University of Ireland. For more information about Applied Psychology - Guidance Counselling at University College Cork (UCC), please review the details below.
The aim of this MA course is to give you the knowledge and skills necessary to become a qualified guidance counsellor. Guidance promotes personal, social, educational and vocational development in individuals. The course will appeal to:
Psychology graduates
Teachers
Social workers
Probation officers
Juvenile liaison officers
Occupational therapists
Mentors
Managers
Those who work in adult education pastoral care, residential care, youth and community work, sport, nursing, adult placement, development work, coaching, employee welfare, human resources.
Those whose work has a guidance component.
The Applied Psychology - Guidance Counselling course at University College Cork (UCC) is listed in Courses.ie's national courses finder.
| Training Provider | University College Cork (UCC) |
| Course Location | Cork, Ireland |
| Course Type | Classroom Based |
| Course Qualification | Masters Degree |
| Awarding Body | National University of Ireland |
| Course Fee | 2017/2018 Irish/EU 6,000 (Year 1 60 Credits); 2017/2018 IRISH/EU FEE: 3,500 (Year 2 30 credits); |
| Course Duration | 18 months part-time. |
| Course Time | This programme will be taught during weekday working hours and evening hours over 18 months. |
| Entry Requirements | ?to apply for this course you should have a 2.2 class honours degree. Graduates who do not meet this requirement and have a minimum of five years relevant experience in teaching, industry or community work will also be considered. ?you will be asked to supply a personal statement outlining your professional experiences and personal qualities relevant to undertaking training in guidance counselling and your reasons for applying to the course. ?All applicants offered a place will have been selected through short-listing and face to face interview with the School of Applied Psychology. |
| Carear Path | By the end of the course you will: understand the value of enabling the personal, social, educational and vocational development of the client justify the importance of understanding the needs of clients from diverse social and cultural backgrounds evaluate relevant theory and empirical findings in the area of guidance counselling advocate the importance of using career information to help individuals make good career choices Explain the rationale behind the use of psychometric tests Placement and Study Abroad Information In year 2 of the course, you will complete 24 half-day placements in a work environment where there is a guidance function. |
| Phone | 21 490 4600 |
| Course Code | CKE15 |
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