Counselling Children and Youth
Develop skills and awareness around current challenges faced by children and youth.
R5,660.00
Structure
Set start & end dateDuration
7 weeksCommitment
10 hours weekly studyTotal Hours
70 hoursDigital certificate & badge
On completionMode
Weekly content & tasksCourse Overview
Build effective age-appropriate counselling skills to work with children and youth.
The Counselling Children & Youth micro-credential explores critical aspects of child and youth care and the challenges that children and adolescents face.
In this 7-week course, you will explore creative ways to effectively engage with children and young people in crisis.
Reflect on the effects of family breakup, grief, trauma such as child sexual abuse, and bullying. Learn how to apply meaningful counselling strategies to address issues that affect children and youth.
This short online course will help you gain a better understanding of the ethics that govern working with children and youth.
Broaden your understanding of the nature of the therapeutic process when counselling children and youth.
Learner Experience
Course highlights
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Explore creative ways to engage with children and young people in crisis more effectively.
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Build effective age-appropriate counselling skills for working with children and youth.
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Broaden your understanding of the nature of the therapeutic process when counselling children and youth.
FAQs
What are the entry requirements?
Anyone 18 years of age or older can sign up for this micro-credential course. There are no academic entry requirements or conditions.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone interested in learning how to effectively engage with children and young people, and is particularly valuable for parents, teachers, and those who work and engage with children and youth.
What is the time commitment?
A total of 70 hours is required to complete the micro-credential course. An average of 10 hours weekly over 7 weeks.
Is the course accredited?
The micro-credential course is not accredited and non-credit bearing.
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