Bullying Awareness & Positive Psychology 2-in-1 Course

Master positive psychology and bullying awareness to foster resilience, empathy, and mental strength in personal and professional spaces.

Overview:This dual course in Bullying Awareness and Positive Psychology merges two insightful disciplines for anyone looking to better understand human behaviour, foster emotional intelligence, and create healthier interactions—both online and offline. Whether you’re dealing with workplace tension, school environments, or day-to-day relationships, learning how to spot, address, and reduce bullying while building positive psychological habits is a valuable combination.

With content that balances awareness with actionable frameworks, the Bullying Awareness Course offers in-depth knowledge on types, causes, and impacts of bullying, while Positive Psychology dives into evidence-based techniques that promote wellbeing, gratitude, resilience, and self-reflection. Together, they’re not just two sides of the same coin—they’re tools for developing better interpersonal habits, supporting others, and staying mentally steady in testing times. Ideal for learners aiming to become more socially conscious, emotionally aware, and mentally constructive.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand different forms and consequences of bullying behaviour.
• Identify psychological traits behind bullying and victim responses.
• Learn tools to manage negative behaviour with balanced communication.
• Explore key theories behind human happiness and wellbeing.
• Develop techniques to encourage optimism and emotional regulation.
• Gain insight into promoting safer and more positive environments.

Who is this Course For:

• Anyone interested in psychology and behavioural awareness studies.
• HR professionals handling sensitive interpersonal workplace issues.
• Teachers and school staff working with diverse student groups.
• Youth mentors aiming to guide individuals through challenges.
• Community officers promoting healthier neighbourhood relations.
• Parents navigating social pressures affecting children or teens.
• Customer service staff managing emotional client interactions.
• General learners curious about mental health and emotional balance.

Career Path:

• Mental Health Support Worker – £23,000/year
• Education Welfare Officer – £28,000/year
• Human Resources Assistant – £26,000/year
• Youth Worker – £24,500/year
• Social Services Officer – £32,000/year
• Pastoral Support Assistant (Education) – £21,000/year