Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision (TCSU-L6)
Key Details
- Available at:Rhos-on-Sea
- Study Mode:Part-time
- Course Length:
Guided Learning Hours - 90 hours (minimum). Teaching will be fortnightly and will consist of one week in college and one week online.
Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision (TCSU-L6)Part-time Courses
Please contact us for further information about applying for this course.
Course Description
This qualification is designed to give learners the knowledge, skills and competencies to provide clinical supervision for counselling practitioners.
It is aimed at counsellors who have acquired sufficient client work experience to contemplate the move into a clinical supervision role.
This qualification is designed to lead to a role as a clinical counselling supervisor in a counselling agency or in independent practice. Supervision is an ongoing professional requirement for all practising counsellors and those with a recognised qualification are more likely to find employment.
For more information about this course call 01492 546 666 ext. 1729 or email counsellingapplications@gllm.ac.uk
More detailed information on modules is to be found in the ‘Additional Campus/Course Information’ section.
Fees
More detailed information on other costs associated with your course
and work placements/work experience (if applicable) will be outlined in the programme validation document and explained to you at your interview.
Additional Costs
Additional costs may be associated with the following:
- Supervision for supervisee work
- BACP membership
- Insurance
- DBS
Start Date
September
Feedback
Where relevant, assessments will be marked and returned to students with constructive and developmental feedback. Effective feedback combines information which enables students to understand the strengths and limitations of their past performance, and information which enables them to recognise how future performance can be improved. Students will be
provided with feedback in a timely manner and this feedback will justify how the grade has been awarded. Students will have the opportunity to reflect on the feedback given and identify their strengths, things they found challenging and areas for development that they will feed forward to their next assessment. Feedback will include linking evidence to assessment criteria to demonstrate how the student will have met the learning outcomes.
Entry Criteria
- Must have completed CPCAB CBT level 5 and at least one year's post-qualifying experience of supervised client work.
Or
- Must have completed CPCAB level 4 or its equivalent and have at least two years' post-qualifying experience of supervised client work
And
- Have both supervisees and supervisory supervision.
- Be working as counsellors under supervision.
Delivery
The overall course content is designed to be participative and the teaching style will reflect this process, in that it will demonstrate a link between counselling theory and practical skills.
The taught sessions will offer a variety of learning activities, with a mixture of:
- Lectures
- Discussions
- Small group work
- Workshops
- Tutorials
Assessment
Internal assessment: tutor assessment of candidate portfolio. External assessment: externally assessed case review (3,000-3,500 words)
Proficient (Pass)/Not Proficient (Fail) - candidates must be Proficient in both internal and external assessment to achieve the qualification.
Progression
BA (Hons) in Counselling
Other details
Course type: Part-time Courses
Level:
6
Programme Area:
- Counselling
Bilingual:
Depending on the campus, students may be able to access elements of the programme in both English and Welsh through some programme learning materials being made available bilingually. Details will be provided to you at interview.
