FAQs

Who is presenting this course?

Our lecturers for this training course include: - Dr Louise Aucamp; social worker in private practice and the founder of FACT (Forensic Assessment Consultation and Training) with 25+ years’ experience in working with traumatised children and families. Dr Aucamp has worked in both the formal welfare sector as well as in private practice. - Racheal

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Who qualifies to enrol for this course?

Delegates who would be attending this training would generally fall in one of the following categories: - Registered social workers (SACSSP) and/or counsellors (HPCSA/ASCHP) who are already working as school counsellors and would like to broaden their knowledge and understanding of the field. - Social workers or counsellors, registered with a professional body who would

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How is the theoretical training conducted?

Live sessions over 4 weeks – attended either in-person at our campuses or live online via video conference – covering various modules like Basics of Counselling, Attachment & Childhood Development, Crisis Management, and more. Classes are from Mondays to Fridays from 09h00-15h30.

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Will I leave the Humanitas course with a qualification?

No, Humanitas is not a formal educational institution. You will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completing the Humanitas Counselling Course. This certificate acknowledges your practical experience and successful fulfilment of the course requirements. The course also enables you to register with the ASCHP (Association for Supportive Counsellors and Holistic Practitioners)

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