Australian College of Applied Professions
CRICOS provider number: 01328A TEQSA provider ID: PRV12009 RTO code: 0500
Courses included
This higher education diploma course provides an introduction to the field of counselling with an emphasis on counselling skills, an understanding of the mental health system, and the skills required to provide social and health support within the community. The course covers foundational theories of counselling, counselling techniques, organisation’s policies and procedures, and professional ethics. Graduates can take their first step towards a career in counselling, applying skills that suit a range of occupations and settings.
Students studying online are required to attend compulsory on-campus weekend workshops. A combination of online delivery and on-campus study is also possible. On successful completion of this course, students are eligible for direct entry into the Bachelor of Counselling. Check with ACAP for information about receiving credit.
This course is also available on-campus in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Byron Bay or Perth.
Counselling.
Entry-level work as a case manager, family support worker, personal carer, care coordinator.
For students studying online, on-campus workshops are a requirement throughout the course.
Refer to ACAP current fee information.
Qualification: One of the following:
and participate in a screening interview (typically by phone though online can be arranged if required).
ATARs are not a necessary component of the ACAP admissions criteria. We assess undergraduate applicants on other applicable admission criteria.
Refer to the ACAP general admission criteria.
Refer to the ACAP general admission criteria.
Interview: If you will be aged over 21 years by the start date of your selected trimester you must participate in a screening interview (typically by phone though online can be arranged if required).
Also refer to the ACAP general admission criteria.
View all details of this course on the ACAP website.
Australian College of Applied Professions degrees
The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.
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