Location: Clifden, Twickenham
Availability: Yes
Price: £20.00 (£0.00 concessionary fee, £20.00 non-EU)
Start Date: 18/06/2013
Weekdays/Time: Tue (10:00 to 13:00)
Number of Weeks: 1
Tutor Approval Required? No
Alternative Dates:
A short course which explores the use of counselling skills and the underlying theory. During the course you will have an opportunity to work with non verbal communication and learn about communication skills.
There are no entry requirements for this level, however you might be asked to write a short personal statement to show you understand the nature of counselling training.
An opportunity to meet your fellow students and use art to introduce yourself. Contracting in the group and within counselling what can go wrong? What is Counselling? What is the role of the BACP? Verbal and non verbal skills Carl Rogers an overview of his work Pair /group work Processing the day Checking out
Verbal and written
If you require further course information or advice & guidance that is not answered in this outline please email lhd@racc.ac.uk. If you would like general information about the college, for example, fees & finance, funding, term dates or opening times please email info@racc.ac.uk, telephone 020 8843 7921, or drop in to our main reception area at either site.
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Pen, paper and for longer courses a folder
100% is required
The introduction level can lead you to Level 2 Award in Helping Skills [NCFE] Level 3 Theory and Skills [NCFE] Ed Exel Level 5 Diploma in Counselling
Enrolment is best carried out online. If you prefer to enrol in person, you can enrol at either the Clifden or Parkshot centres. You can also enrol by post, payment should be by cheque made payable to Richmond Adult Community College and sent to Postal Enrolments, RACC, Clifden Centre, Clifden Road, Twickenham TW1 4LT
1. How much homework will I need to do outside of class? At introduction level there is no homework. However at Level 2/3/5 there is weekly homework and set assignments 2. What will happen if I miss a class? You will be given any missed notes 3. When will the exams take place? At this level there are no exams 4. Do I need any special clothing or equipment? No 5. Is there any tutorial support? Yes, you can have support from the tutors and for the Level 2/3 and 5 there is additional leaning support.
You can enrol online, over the phone or in person at either site
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