Higher National Diploma in Counselling & Applied Psychology
Higher National Diploma in Counselling & Applied Psychology
A Globally Recognized Qualification for a Brighter Future
Expert Faculty & Industry Recognition
All lecturers are APA-registered professionals with real-world Experience.
Work Placement Opportunities
Flexible Progression Pathways
Globally Recognised Qualification
Key Areas and Components
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Program Overview
To equip students with in-depth knowledge and practical counselling skills to work effectively in mental health, psychology, and therapy settings.
- Develop a deep understanding of psychological theories and counselling approaches.
- Train students in ethical and professional counselling practices.
- Provide hands-on experience through supervised placements.
- Prepare students for career opportunities in mental health and counselling.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate an understanding of key psychological theories and perspectives.
- Apply counselling techniques effectively in professional settings.
- Conduct research and apply critical thinking in psychological contexts.
- Adhere to ethical and professional standards in counselling practices.
Study Duration & Credits
Duration: 18 months
Level 4 (Year 1): 120 credits
Level 5 (Year 2): 120 credits
Total: 240 credits
Work-Based Internship: Institute of Mental Health and Mana Suwa International Research Institute of Psychology
Study Mode
Entry Requirements
Level 3 qualification (A-Level, Foundation Diploma, OSSD or equivalent).
English proficiency
Progression Pathways
Higher Education Progression:
Further professional training in clinical or counselling psychology (e.g., MSc, Doctorate).
Registration with professional bodies for accreditation & practice.
Industry Careers
Counsellor (various specialisations: school, mental health, addiction, etc.)
Psychological Well-being Practitioner
Mental Health Support Worker
HR & Occupational Psychology Roles
Crisis Intervention Worker
Student Testimonials
Our Services
Career Support:
Guidance on job placements and professional networking.
Academic Support:
Tutorials, mentorship, and study resources.
Placement Assistance:
Supervised work experience in mental health and counselling settings.