Level 2 Counselling Course in Halesowen. Classes run at Halesowen College, full-time during the day. The course is free for some learners, and fees may apply for others. Fee remission may be available, so contact the Admissions team to find out where you stand. Over 36 weeks, you'll build the core counselling skills that underpin roles in support work, care, education, and community settings. The course covers how to listen effectively, communicate with empathy, and understand the principles behind counselling practice.
Who this course is for
For information regarding the content of this course please contact the Admissions department on (0121) 602 7777, alternatively course information can be found on our website by visiting www.halesowen.ac.uk
Entry requirements
For information regarding the content of this course please contact the Admissions department on (0121) 602 7777, alternatively course information can be found on our website by visiting www.halesowen.ac.uk
What you will learn
You'll develop active listening skills used in counselling and support roles.
You'll explore the values and ethics that guide counselling practice.
You'll learn how to build trust and rapport in helping relationships.
You'll understand how personal development affects the way you work with others.
You'll practise communication techniques that support people through difficult situations.
You'll gain an understanding of different counselling approaches and when they apply.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Halesowen College. Teaching typically combines group discussion, practical skills activities, and reflective exercises. Assessment is likely to include written assignments and observations of your skills in practice. Contact the Admissions team for full details of how this course is assessed.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Halesowen College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Support worker, helping people through mental health or personal challenges.
Care assistant, providing emotional and practical support to clients.
Youth support worker, working with young people in community or school settings.
Teaching assistant or SEN teaching assistant, supporting pupils with additional needs.
Adult educator, facilitating learning in community or further education settings.
Counselling volunteer or trainee, working toward a counselling role with further study.
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Counselling, the next step if you want to work toward becoming a practising counsellor.
Level 3 Health and Social Care Diploma, useful for roles in care and support services.
Level 3 Award in Education and Training, if you're interested in teaching or training others.
These qualifications build on the skills you develop at Level 2 and open doors to more specialist roles.
