Diploma in Counselling

Explore counselling basics, communication, stress, anger, and mentoring—study from home with this engaging diploma course.

Overview:

This Diploma in Counselling offers a thoughtful introduction to the essentials of counselling, communication, and emotional wellbeing. Whether you’re interested in helping others manage stress and anger or simply want to understand what makes effective mentoring work, this course provides the tools to build a strong theoretical foundation. From communication styles to body language, you’ll cover key areas essential for those curious about guiding conversations with purpose and empathy.

Each module gently steers you through a new area—starting with the basics of counselling and moving into coaching, mentoring, and stress management. It’s designed for flexibility and clarity, ideal for learners looking to gain insight without leaving their home. You’ll explore the methods used by professional counsellors and understand how structured conversations can lead to meaningful change. No waffle—just straightforward guidance with a hint of dry humour to keep things light.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core concepts within counselling and structured guidance methods.
• Learn how the counselling process unfolds in various stages.
• Recognise the link between coaching, mentoring, and emotional support.
• Develop awareness of verbal and non-verbal communication patterns.
• Identify emotional triggers relating to stress and anger management.
• Examine the roles and responsibilities of a professional counsellor.

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals exploring a career in counselling or related fields.
• Teachers or educators interested in student emotional wellbeing.
• Managers wanting to improve communication with their teams.
• Parents keen on understanding emotional behaviour in children.
• HR professionals handling workplace stress or conflict issues.
• Volunteers working within community support or care settings.
• Coaches or mentors looking to expand their understanding.
• Anyone interested in human behaviour and emotional health.

Career Path:

• Counsellor – £30,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £24,000 per year
• Life Coach – £28,000 per year
• Mentor or Youth Support Worker – £26,000 per year
• Wellbeing Officer (Education or Corporate) – £32,000 per year
• HR Officer (Employee Wellbeing Focus) – £34,000 per year