辅导学士学位

此计划旨在满足新西兰法律顾问协会（NZAC），TeWhÄriki Tautoko，新西兰基督教法律顾问协会以及新西兰毒品和酒精从业者协会（dapaanz）的专业会员资格要求。安置是该计划的重要组成部分。毕业生准备在新西兰双文化Aotearoa的背景下以初学者的身份进入咨询工作队伍。您将开发出一系列灵活的技能和专业技能，这些技能将使您能够应对日益复杂和跨行业的社会服务和健康社区并在其中开展协作。该计划包括心理健康和成瘾咨询实践重点。该计划的毕业生将有资格与dapaanz一起申请成瘾从业者临时注册：Dapaa
Paetahi Tumu Kōrero Bachelor of Counselling is a three-year degree designed to meet the professional membership requirements of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC), Te Whāriki Tautoko, NZ Christian Counsellors Association, and the Drug and Alcohol Practitioners Association Aotearoa New Zealand (Dapaanz). Students in this programme will develop the professional skills required to work within the complex and interprofessional social service and health communities. Additional to what many other counselling programmes offer, it includes a mental health and addictions focus. Placement is a significant element of this programme. Within this degree programme, students will develop the skills to: Demonstrate empathy and respect for others, Understand the social, political, and cultural context of counselling, Understand different cultural values, Articulate the theoretical base of counselling, Integrate knowledge, skills and practice, Understand their own values and beliefs in relation to counselling and Understand the professional Codes of Ethics. Graduates are prepared to enter the counselling workforce at a beginner-practitioner level in the context of a bicultural Aotearoa, New Zealand.<br><br>Graduates of this programme will be eligible for provisional membership of professional associations. Registration of Counsellors is currently not mandatory; however, the current benchmark for counselling practice is membership of an appropriate professional association with an appropriate code of ethics such as the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC), Te Whāriki Tautoko, or the New Zealand Christian Counsellors Association (NZCCA). In addition, counsellors working in the addictions field in the health workforce require Dapaanz registration. Graduates will be qualified to work in various social service positions, primarily in not-for-profit social service agencies (NGOs), in Counselling or related roles. Graduates may pathway into several relevant postgraduate programmes at Wintec andor other tertiary education providers. Postgraduate study will enable counsellors to practice at a more advanced level in specialist roles.