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 is HICS-recognised training and step 1 toward HICS membership. Completion of a counselling programme does not guarantee membership.

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