Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills
This training is designed to give learners the underpinning knowledge, skills, and competence to use counselling skills ethically and safely in a variety of contexts and roles.
This training is designed to give learners the underpinning knowledge, skills, and competence to use counselling skills ethically and safely in a variety of contexts and roles.
Level 3 Qualification is designed for candidates who have undertaken counselling skills training, e.g. our Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills or equivalent.
This course consists of a minimum of 90 guided learning hours and looks at how we can listen to and understand others better and help them to work towards their goals in life. There are thirty sessions each of three hours that may be offered in a number of formats, for example three sessions on a long Saturday once a month for ten months or twice a month for five months, or one evening a week for thirty weeks. How we offer the course will vary from centre to centre.
This course consists of a minimum of 90 guided learning hours and looks at how we can listen to and understand others better and help them to work towards their goals in life. There are thirty sessions each of three hours that may be offered in a number of formats, for example three sessions on a long Saturday once a month for ten months or twice a month for five months, or one evening a week for thirty weeks. How the course is offered will vary from centre to centre.
Over the years, there has been resistance by some within the counselling profession to any notion of the concept of integrating Christian faith/religion/spirituality with the practice of counselling/psychotherapy. This programme therefore aims to provide attendees with a firm foundation and framework as to how to ethically, professionally, and competently integrate Christian faith/ religion/spirituality into their personal philosophy and practice of counselling/ psychotherapy. This programme is taught over three days, 9.30am-5.30pm. Delegates will receive a Waverley Certificate in integrating Christian faith, religion, spirituality with counselling and psychotherapy. The certificate will also confirm you have undertaken 18 hours of Continual Professional Development (CPD).
The Certificate in Counselling Skills & Theory (LEVEL 3) is an integrative approach to Christian counselling & pastoral care which introduces you to some of the core counselling skills. This course will provide you with a biblical framework, an introduction to a few Christian and Secular counselling models and some of the basic counselling skills needed to support others. You will also be given insights and understanding into some of the issues such as trauma, anxiety, and depression that you might encounter when helping others.
Would you like to be able to provide supervisory support to counsellors in clinical practice? Our Diploma in Counselling Supervision is a short programme that will equip you with the skills, knowledge and professional development you need to advancing your counselling career whilst being a benefit to others. Together with expert practitioners, you will look at subjects like the roles, responsibilities and complexities of supervision; the ethical and legal responsibilities; and more. Allowing you to study around your current commitments, the programme is delivered over 4 training blocks of 3 days each, across 4 months.
This is Network’s flagship course. Over two years we build the theoretical framework, practical skills and personal development needed to work as a professional counsellor. It is suited to students who have completed substantial Certificate level training. What makes this course different is its emphasis on the integration of faith, spirituality and counselling practice. In addition to covering the same ground that is covered by comparable humanistic and Person-Centred Diploma courses, this course will also give you the opportunity to develop your understanding of human spirituality and to explore the interface between your own developing spirituality and your practice.
Network is proud of the quality and professionalism of its training programme. We base our teaching on the belief that all individuals are a complex unity of body, mind, soul and spirit. In recognising the spiritual aspect as universal, we offer a dimension to our courses that we believe is unique in counselling training. This Advanced Certificate course is suitable for students wishing to train as counsellors, and progress to an Advanced Diploma level training – with Network or elsewhere. It is also ideal for those simply wishing to develop their listening and counselling skills for use in other roles and settings such as pastoral care, management, nursing or teaching. Key facts Award Advanced Certificate in Counselling Skills (Level 4) Delivery One day a week (Tuesday) over one academic year Course quality checked National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society Theoretical model Core Self Model (person-centred integrative). Closing date for applications is 9am on Monday 22 January 2024. We would encourage you to apply for this popular course by this date to avoid disappointment. There will be a second round of applications to fill any remaining places later in the Spring. Closing date for these applications will be 9am on Monday 13 May, but it is possible that all places will be allocated prior to this date. Please contact Sue Woodhead-Marsh, the Training Coordinator, for more details if you are interested in attending either or both of these events. For more information about entry requirements, fees, key dates and so on, please see the 2024 Prospectus. For more detail about the course itself, please refer to the Course Information Book.
London School of Theology is privileged to be the only institution in the United Kingdom offering this unique course called ‘Theology and Counselling’, an integrative degree programme combining studies in Theology and training in Counselling.
Duration
A four or five year part-time programme. We recommend that you apply to complete in five years and reassess your completion date towards the end of the third year depending on your available time for study.
Duration
One year part-time, non-university programme taught alongside the BA (Hons) Counselling Year 1.