Counselling: An Introduction - Evening

• Learners will investigate the aims and purpose of counselling and develop an understanding about the counselling process.
• Learners will participate in practical activities where they will learn to counsel a client and they will reflect on their own counselling skills.

This introduction course may lead to consideration of an application to the main stream day courses offered by the Health and Social Care dept.

For more information and advice please contact Curriculum Manager at jane.muir@forthvalley.ac.uk

• No formal entry requirements

Course places are only secured after payment/funding has been arranged.

As per the College Tuition Fees and Refund Policy, tuition fees are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances. Refer to our Tuition Fee Refund and Withdrawal Procedure on the College website.

Student Paying Fees

Fees of less than £150 must be paid in full. Payment by instalment is available, provided the course fee is £150 or greater. You can access a direct debit form here.

Instalments must be paid via direct debit over a 4-month period and an initial 30% deposit is required in order to secure your place. You will not be able to apply online if paying by direct debit please contact Evening Admissions - eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk.

Employer Paying Fees

If your employer is paying for your tuition fees, an Employers Agreement Form or letter from your employer must be submitted prior to or on enrolment. You can access the Employer Agreement Form here.  We ask that you complete the Employer Agreement Form and return via email to - eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk.

Fee Waiver

Some students may be eligible for a tuition fee waiver if in receipt of certain types of benefits. Fee waiver evidence must be submitted either before or upon enrolment. Refer to our Tuition and Fee Waiver Policy for further information.

You will not be able to apply online if using fee waiver, please contact Evening Admissions - eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk.