Introduction to Counselling Skills Level 2

Units and Structure

Topics covered include:

• Using Initial Counselling Skills Safely
• Establish the Helping Interaction
• Communicate Understanding of the Other Person’s Concerns
• Focus on the Other Person’s Agenda
• Use Initial Counselling Skills within the Helping Interaction
• Use Study Skills within the Learning Process.

Learning is evidenced by meeting criteria based on these seven units which can be documented in a weekly journal, skill practice feedback from peers and the tutor to produce a complete portfolio.

To pass the course the portfolio work needs to be marked as ‘proficient’.

Entry Requirements

You'll need to have:

There are no formal entry requirements although students need to be aware of the written assessment element of the course and be at least 18 years of age.

For equivalent qualifications see our Entry Requirements Explained page.

Tutors and Student Support

Student Support and Facilities

As a student, you’ll have access to a wide range of facilities, services and support, including:

• Step outside the classroom  and access our state of the art facilities as well as 3 huge Learning Resource Centres with thousands of resources to use
• With hands-on experience you’ll be prepared for employment with a competitive edge.
• A dedicated impartial careers advice team to help you on your future path
• Our wide range of courses means that we can offer the right paths to get you where you need to be
• Our Hub campus is right in the heart of the town centre meaning you can find your way to us easily
• Outstanding student support throughout your studies with us.