The Graduate Certificate in Counselling requires the completion of 36 credit points (4 units).
Where an applicant enters the award under provision 1.1.1 the applicant shall complete four units selected from the approved list of units in Schedule A.
Where an applicant enters the award under provisions 1.1.2 or 1.1.3
- C8100 Introduction to Counselling Skills;
- C8105 Counselling Theories and Practice;
- C8106 Fundamentals of Psychology;
One unit (9 credit points) from the approved list of units in Schedule B.
SCHEDULE A
(For students entering award under Provision 1.1.1)
- C8101 Human Development and Counselling
- C8105 Counselling Theories and Practice
- C8106 Fundamentals of Psychology
- C8143 Addictions Counselling
- C8145 Pastoral Counselling: Grief, Loss and Trauma
- C8150 Child and Adolescent Counselling
- C8154 Relationship Counselling
- C8156 Family Counselling
- C8166 Wellbeing and Resilience for People Helpers
- C8153 Human Sexuality in the Helping Professions
- C9222 Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and Positive Psychology (PP)
- C9223 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- C9229 Ethical Professional Issues in Pastoral Counselling
SCHEDULE B
(For Students entering award under Provision 1.1.2 or 1.1.3)
- C8154 Relationship Counselling
- C8143 Addictions Counselling
- C8101 Human Development and Counselling