2010-2011 Calendar | Education |
Counselling and Human Development Post Baccalaureate Diploma Program
Faculty of Education
91ܽ Calendar 2010-2011
This program offers individuals, who are employed or seeking employment in a human services or health care profession, a focused introduction to the core knowledge bases involved in counselling. Course work is designed to enhance the effectiveness of students in their current job or better prepare them for a future career in a helping profession.
Admission Requirements
In addition to the following requirements, students must also meet the Post Baccalaureate Diploma (General) program’s requirements as listed in the “Program Requirements”. Applications will be reviewed by cognate faculty, the graduate faculty associate, or their designates. Typically, candidates will have the following prerequisites prior to admission to this program.
- a bachelor’s degree with at least an introductory psychology course, a course in human development, and one more upper division psychology or sociology course
- a minimum 50 hours of relevant voluntary or paid experience
- a written statement of career interest
- an admission grade point average of 2.5 or equivalent
Program Requirements
Students complete all of
- EDUC 323-3 Introduction to Counselling Theories
- EDUC 324-3 Foundations of Multicultural Counselling
- EDUC 328-3 Theories of Career Development and Education
- EDUC 423-4 Helping Relationships
- EDUC 437-4 Ethical Issues in Education
and a minimum of 13 units chosen from
- EDUC 326-3 Classroom Management and Discipline
- EDUC 327-3 Self, Psychology and Education
- EDUC 322-3 The Social Lives of School Children
- EDUC 370-4 International and Intercultural Education
- EDUC 464-4 Early Childhood Education
- GERO 302-3 Health Promotion and Aging