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Institute of Counselling Reviews
An H, 10 Apr 2019
The course content and materials are helpful. Some links are unable to access.
Philip G, 07 Apr 2019
The materials were excellent. My only slight reservation is that many of the examples used had a Christian context. Whilst I was completely comfortable with this, I am not sure everyone would be.
Rionach C, 06 Apr 2019
The course content and materials were also excellent. Very clear and easy to follow.
Joyce O, 04 Apr 2019
generally good but was wondering if it can be compacted a bit .
Caroline B, 02 Apr 2019
As always the material was easy to follow.
Anne P, 01 Apr 2019
As above, I wouldn’t change anything.
Josephine A, 01 Apr 2019
Very detailed, well arranged and the practice exercises are quite detailed and applicable to day to day scenarios
Laura G, 01 Apr 2019
The content has been good but the instructions regarding the practice portfolios, assignments and the TMA were not always clear, there are some unclear elements regarding how to write the TMA and record the verbatim counselling session within the supporting documents. The TMA especially needed to be clearer as it's the first assignment that requires referencing, it's the longest piece of work and it's worth 100% of the course grade. A student login with the course would be useful so that online material is accessible. Being based in Vietnam has meant some of the indicative readings have been hard to get hold of, which potentially limits the wider reading aspect of the TMA.Response : Hi Laura Thank you for taking the time to comment on your course. Generally I think you enjoyed it and learnt from the experience. I take on board your view of the TMA Guidelines and accessibility of materials in foreign countries. If you contact Alan he will send you a reader that would have helped and I will make sure all future students who need it will get it. If you take another course we will make sure you get access to another reader. I hope this is helpful. Simon Carr
Alison I, 01 Apr 2019
Detailed information on theories and models but again I would have liked more practical help in a clinical practice setting.