Training information
Courses
Diploma in Counselling
This Bristol-based course is suitable for students who have completed substantial certificate level counselling training. It provides a professional training in counselling and will equip you to work as a professional counsellor in a wide range of settings - voluntary, statutory and freelance.
N.B. The course contact hours may, at BACP's discretion, be counted towards meeting part of Criterion 4 of the BACP Counsellor/Psychotherapist Accreditation scheme and may also be counted towards meeting the training requirements for ACC and National Counselling Society accreditation.
Find out more about the core theoretical model.
Key facts
| Award | Diploma of Higher Education 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5 Validating body: University of Gloucestershire |
| Duration | Two years part time – one day per week (9.15am - 5.00pm) |
| Class-contact hours | 480 |
| Core theoretical model/ethos | Integrative person-centred |
| Counselling practice | 150 hours over two years |
| Course fees |
£2800 per year (payable in monthly instalments). |
N.B. The course contact hours may, at BACP's discretion, be counted towards meeting part of Criterion 4 of the BACP Counsellor/Psychotherapist Accreditation scheme and may also be counted towards meeting the training requirements for ACC and National Counselling Society accreditation.
Find out more about the core theoretical model.
Entry requirements
Applicants will be expected to provide evidence of:
- successful completion of the Network Certificate in Counselling Skills or its equivalent (see information about AP(E)L applications below)
- the ability to meet the academic demands of the course
- previous or current experience of being in counselling and/or the willingness to undertake counselling for themselves during the course
AP(E)L applications
N.B. applicants who have completed certificate level counselling training with another training organization may apply for entry to the Diploma course on the basis of AP(E)L (Accreditation of Prior (Experiential) Learning). For further details of AP(E)L, please see the course prospectus or contact Kate Steele, Head of the Training Department.
Applying to the course
The next intake for this course will be September 2012. Please contact us to request a prospectus and application form. Alternatively, you can download them in pdf format below. To save a file, right-click on the link and select 'Save Target As'.
You will need Adobe Reader to view these documents. You can download it by clicking on 'Get Adobe Reader':
Network Counselling & Training,
Wesley College,
Henbury Road,
BRISTOL
BS10 7QD
Tel: 0117 950 7271 · Email: info@network.org.uk