Level 2 Counselling Concepts Course in Shrewsbury. Classes run at Shrewsbury College, part-time during the day. The course runs over one year, giving you time to fit study around other commitments. You'll explore the core ideas behind counselling, including how people think, feel, and relate to others. These counselling concepts classes cover the foundations that underpin professional counselling practice. Check the college website for full entry requirements and course details before applying.
Who this course is for
Please see our website for details of the course Level 2 SEG Award in Counselling Concepts. Shrewsbury Colleges Group gives students greater choices and dedicated subject resources at different campus locations and is proud to offer the largest and most flexible curriculum offer within Shropshire, comprising of A Levels, Vocational Diplomas, Apprenticeships and Higher Education qualifications.
Entry requirements
Please see our website for details
What you will learn
You'll explore the key theories and models used in counselling practice.
You'll examine how people develop emotionally and psychologically.
You'll study the importance of the counselling relationship and core conditions such as empathy and respect.
You'll learn about ethical frameworks that guide counselling work.
You'll develop your understanding of how people communicate and listen in a helping context.
You'll reflect on your own values and how they relate to working with others.
How you will learn
Learning takes place in the classroom through tutor-led sessions, group discussion, and reflective activities. Assessment is likely to include written assignments and reflective tasks based on the counselling concepts covered during the course. Full details of assessment methods are available from Shrewsbury College.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Shrewsbury College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Support worker: helping people through personal or emotional difficulties
Healthcare assistant: supporting patients in mental health or community settings
Youth worker: working with young people facing challenges
Volunteer counsellor: supporting clients in a supervised voluntary role
Befriender or helpline worker: providing emotional support to callers
Learning mentor: supporting students with personal and emotional barriers
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Counselling: the next step for those wanting to practise as a counsellor, covering skills, theory, and supervised placement hours.
Level 3 Award in Counselling Skills: a focused qualification building practical listening and helping skills.
Level 2 or 3 qualifications in Health and Social Care: useful if you want to move into a broader care or support role.
