Master of Counselling
The leading graduate pathway to become a registered counsellor in Australia.
Best for:Best for bachelor degree holders seeking a professional transition into counselling and psychotherapy.
Overview
The Master of Counselling is a premier graduate program designed for individuals looking to transition into a professional counselling career. Offered by the Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors, the curriculum prepares students for diverse roles in private practice and employed positions. Enrolled students gain deep expertise to address complex emotional and psychological challenges including trauma recovery, mental health, and family dynamics. Applicants are expected to engage in personal reflection and meet rigorous academic and professional admission standards.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework in counselling theories and methodologies
- Participate in reflective writing exercises addressing personal and professional attributes
- Engage in supervised practical training and skill development sessions
- Examine specialized topics such as grief, loss, addictions, and trauma recovery
Requirements
Degree required: Undergraduate (Bachelor) degree in any field
Degree offered: Master of Counselling
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Ability to write reflective essays demonstrating self-awareness
- Capacity for empathy and interpersonal communication
- Readiness for graduate-level academic inquiry
- Must hold a prior undergraduate Bachelor degree in any field
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How to apply
Submit an online application through the institute portal. Provide a 300-word essay detailing your counselling attributes and personal reflection, along with details of a professional referee.
- Undergraduate degree transcript
- 300-word reflective essay
- Professional referee details
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