Diploma in Psychology of Children and Young People

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Introduction

Your knowledge and skills for working with young people will grow as a result of earning a diploma in child and adolescent psychology.

The Psychology of Children and Young People concentration track for a Bachelor of Science in Psychology includes this Diploma programme.

How will I learn?

The complete programme is delivered online. You may start at any time. Within 48 hours after enrolling, you will receive an email containing an access code for our online learning platform. It might be necessary for you to first complete a non-examable orientation course in academic writing.

Readings, assigned tasks, and assignments make up a module. You will be required to take an exam and/or submit a project at the conclusion of each module.

Learning support

You will receive unrestricted email assistance for each module and course of the programme. For each submitted task, feedback is given. In some cases, it is also possible to arrange for telephone support.

Progression

After receiving this certification, you can start working on your advance diploma.

Curriculum

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BPS205 Social Psychology
Understanding the psychology of how we interact with one another or behave as a group rather than as individuals is crucial because humans are social animals. Understanding a person's "natural" social requirements can help you become more sensitive to others, see social interaction problems earlier, and offer support to those who need it.
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BPS109 Counselling Skills II
Learn how to employ counselling micro-skills, such as telephone counselling approaches and strategies for handling particular crisis circumstances, to enhance your counselling. The best candidates for this course are individuals who completed Counseling Skills 1 and want to advance their knowledge of basic counselling techniques. Pre-requisites: Overview of Psychology (or equivalent).
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BPS201 Conflict Management
Conflict is a common occurrence in life. Relationships might suffer and stress levels can rise depending on how we handle disagreement, or it can strengthen our bonds and offer us more control over our environments and ourselves. Investigate the origins and consequences of war. Learn how to control it by communicating clearly, paying attention, and addressing problems. Improve your skills in group facilitation, negotiation, and mediation to achieve win-win outcomes.
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BPS306 Neuropsychology
With insights into how many psychological problems can have more to do with a person's physical condition than merely their experiences, attitudes, heredity, or learning experiences, this course offers a fresh viewpoint on psychology.
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Research Project II
Learn how to organise and carry out research into the state of an industry or sector related to their field of study, as well as how to write a descriptive report based on that research.
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