Counselling
Counselling is a rewarding course that equips you with the skills to support individuals, families, and communities in overcoming personal challenges. As a counsellor or welfare professional, you'll use techniques like active listening, group facilitation, and assessment skills to help your clients navigate through difficult situations.
With a strong foundation in counselling, you could pursue careers in various settings such as mental health clinics, schools, non-profit organizations, or even private practice. Your work may range from helping individuals cope with emotional distress to advocating for policy changes that address societal issues.
Beyond technical expertise, a successful counsellor must possess soft skills like maintaining professional boundaries, practicing reflective learning, demonstrating patience and persistence, and collaborative problem-solving. If you're passionate about helping others and making a meaningful impact in their lives, this course is your stepping stone towards becoming an effective counsellor or welfare professional.
Hard Skills
- Counselling techniques
- Assessment skills
- Group facilitation
- Activity analysis
- Occupational assessment
Soft Skills
- Boundaries and professionalism
- A habit of reflective practice
- Active listening
- Patience and persistence
- Collaborative problem-solving
Average Starting Salary
Career paths
- Counsellors
- Welfare professionals