Level 2 Counselling Course in Halesowen. Evening counselling classes run at Halesowen College, part-time over 18 weeks. This makes it straightforward to fit your level 2 counselling qualification around work or other commitments. The course is free for some learners, and fees may apply for others. Fee remission may be available, so contact the Admissions department for details. You'll develop the core counselling skills used in support, care, and education roles.
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 explore the core principles and values that underpin counselling practice.
You'll develop active listening and communication skills used in helping relationships.
You'll learn how to use counselling skills in a supportive, ethical way.
You'll understand boundaries, confidentiality, and professional responsibility.
You'll reflect on your own personal development and how it affects your practice.
You'll recognise how counselling skills apply in care, education, and support settings.
How you will learn
Classes are delivered in a classroom setting at Halesowen College on an evening, part-time basis. Learning typically involves group discussion, skills practice, and reflective activities. Assessment is likely to include written assignments and practical demonstration of counselling skills. Contact the Admissions department on (0121) 602 7777 or visit halesowen.ac.uk for full details on how you'll be assessed on this course.
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: use counselling skills to support vulnerable adults
Care assistant: apply listening skills in health and social care settings
Teaching assistant: support pupils' emotional wellbeing in schools
SEN teaching assistant: help students with additional needs in the classroom
Youth support worker: work with young people in community or education settings
Adult educator: support learners in further education or community settings
Counselling: a step toward further training and a counselling role
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate in Counselling Skills: develops your practice further and is a common next step for those moving toward a counselling role.
Level 3 Diploma in Counselling: a more in-depth qualification required for many counselling positions.
Level 3 Award or Certificate in Health and Social Care: broadens your options in care and support work.
Level 3 Teaching Assistant qualifications: if you want to build on your skills in an education setting.
