Course Overview
Examine the historically development of the UK’s health welfare institutions, as well as their contemporary activities and management. Gain an understanding of the socio-economic and environmental factors that influence health, and become familiar with the range of ethical considerations in counselling. Master skills in analysing issues in health and learn how to apply theory in the assessment of health policy. Explore the processes underpinning basic counselling skills, and illustrate the importance of considering issues such as race, culture, gender, and sexuality in counselling psychology.
Entry requirements
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Support and benefits
- All course materials designed by experts the field of health care and counselling
- Step-by-step modules to guide your learning
- Develops interpersonal and time-management skills merited by employers
- Successful completion of this course demonstrates your motivation, commitment and good work ethic
- Gain additional transferable skills in research, data analysis, IT, communication and report writing
- Full support from a dedicated ICS tutor to mentor and motivate you throughout
Career opportunities
This qualification gives you a sound foundation for a wide range of careers. Some of these areas include working with families, youth work, community care roles and working in housing – in which your counselling skills will be especially useful. As well as opportunities within the public sector, such as the NHS and local authorities you’ll be equipped with essential skills and knowledge to work in the private or charity sectors too. Would you like to pursue a professional qualification in counselling? If so, then the Health Studies with Counselling Studies course will provide an excellent introduction to further study.
Assessments
Module Specific