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Qualification
MA - Master of Arts
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Location
Stratford Campus
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Study mode
Part time
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Start date
14-SEP-26
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Duration
3 Years
Course summary
OVERVIEWThe MA Counselling and Psychotherapy top-up course is aimed at students who have completed a BACP-accreditedPostgraduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapyor equivalent professional training. (Equivalent to 120 credits).This three-year course (two years for the Diploma) is ideally suited to those with a part-time job, although it can also work for those with full-time commitments. The basis of study for the PG Diploma is one afternoon/evening per week. The final MA year can be carried out at distance.Students take an independent study approach, supported by individual academic supervision and online workshops on research methodology.The final award is an MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy with advanced standing of 180 credits.We follow current research into what actually works in counselling and psychotherapy, which means we use an integrative approach, employing a variety of techniques to respond to the needs and preferences of individual clients.This three-year course (two years for the Diploma) is ideally suited to those with a part-time job, although it can also work for those with full-time commitments. The basis of study is one afternoon/evening per week.YOUR FUTURE CAREER In recent years, around half to two-thirds of students leave after completing their Diploma (which is the professional qualification), with the remainder staying on for a final year of MA study.In either case, you will be able to work towards the next level of professional standing by seeking individual accreditation within the BACP, which requires 450 hours of supervised working. Past students have attained this level two or three years after graduating.Even if you do not go on to work as a counsellor or psychotherapist, this course is a strong supplement and support for work you may already be doing in health, social care or education.Completing the course often leads to career progression. Many past students have returned to previous jobs while establishing and developing their own counselling practice as a second strand to their careers. In several cases this has proved successful enough to become their main source of employment.-------------------------------------------------------------End---------------------------------------------------------------Many of our graduates become portfolio workers," says Gordon Jinks. "They leave the course and carry on doing whatever they have been doing, but they also start doing some sessions as counsellors.-------------------------------------------------------------End---------------------------------------------------------------Two, three, four years down the line they are
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