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Level: | Graduate Diploma | ||
Location: | Melbourne Campus, 5 Burwood Highway, Melbourne, Victoria 3152, Australia | ||
Annual Fee: | AUD $ 8,000.00 | ||
Duration: | 2 years (104 Weeks) | ||
Start Date: | 06 May 2024, 22 July 2024, 07 October 2024 | ||
Study Mode: | Blended study | ||
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Admission Requirments: | To gain entry into CHC81015 Graduate Diploma of Relationship Counselling, candidates must have:An undergraduate degree or higher qualification in Counselling, Psychotherapy, Psychology, Social Work, Social Science or equivalentORHold a Diploma of Counselling from the CHC Community Services Training Package or equivalentORPrevious experience in a family counselling environment in a job role involving the self directed application of knowledge with substantial depth in some areas, the exercise of independent judgement and decision making, and a range of technical and other skills. | ||
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