Diploma in Counseling and Guidance

Overview

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The Diploma in Counseling and Guidance equips students with the skills to support individuals facing emotional, psychological, and social challenges. This program covers counseling techniques, psychology, mental health awareness, and ethical practices in the field. Graduates of the Diploma in Counseling and Guidance can work in schools, healthcare centers, rehabilitation facilities, and community organizations, providing professional guidance and emotional support.

Many students choose the Diploma in Counseling and Guidance because:

  • High demand for mental health and counseling professionals.
  • Opportunity to help people overcome personal and emotional struggles.
  • A fulfilling career that makes a real difference in people’s lives.
  • Their high school grades are stopping them from pursuing their Bachelor at their dream university.

Some students do not choose the Diploma in Counseling and Guidance because:

  • Requires strong emotional resilience when dealing with difficult cases.
  • Continuous learning is needed to stay updated with counseling techniques.

Lifestyle During Study:

  • Learning psychology, communication skills, and ethical counseling practices.
  • Practical training through case studies and role-playing exercises.
  • Internship opportunities in schools, hospitals, or community support centers.

After Graduation:

  • Work in schools, rehabilitation centers, NGOs, or mental health facilities.
  • Opportunities to become a guidance counselor, social worker, or mental health assistant.
  • Further studies in psychology or specialized counseling fields.

What is Hard:

  • Managing emotionally intense sessions with clients.

What is Easy:

  • Building connections with people if you enjoy listening and helping others.

Fun Fact:

"Active listening is one of the most powerful counseling techniques—it helps people feel truly heard and understood."

Statistics:

The average salary for a School Counselor in Saudi Arabia is SAR 76,000  annually. source

This is for you if you like:

  • Helping others through emotional and personal challenges.
  • Psychology and human behavior.
  • Active listening and effective communication.
  • Problem-solving and conflict resolution.
  • Providing guidance and mental health support.

Career Opportunities:

  • School Counselor
  • Mental Health Assistant
  • Rehabilitation Specialist
  • Career Guidance Counselor
  • Social Worker
  • Family Support Specialist

Relevant Certifications to Consider:

  • Certified Counselor (CC)
  • Mental Health First Aid Certification
  • Crisis Intervention Certification

The information on this page is generalized based on common program descriptions worldwide and does not necessarily reflect all courses offered within the programs at the universities below. If you need help deciding which university to choose, consult with one of our team experts to guide you in choosing your best university option for this program.

Universities in Malaysia Offering This Course

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