London College of Teachers (UK) · Counselling Skills for Education Settings
A 120-hour online certificate course introducing counselling skills for supporting learners, building trust, handling emotions and responding to common school and family concerns.
Programme Overview
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The course introduces counselling approaches relevant to educational settings, including relationship-building, emotional support and identifying concerns that may affect learners.
It is professional skills training and should not be presented as a clinical psychology, psychotherapy or regulated counselling licence.
Fees, Duration & Eligibility
Course data reviewed on 8 August 2026. Confirm the final payable amount and entry requirements before payment.
Published INR prices include GST where the original LCT UK page states this. Degree-programme fees are shown in EUR where published. Pricing, taxes, certification and graduation charges can change.
This course is best understood as counselling-skills development for education and support contexts. It can strengthen listening, communication, boundaries and referral awareness, but it should not be presented as a licence to practise as a regulated counsellor, psychologist or therapist.
The strongest use of the training is in everyday educational conversations: listening without rushing to advice, helping a learner clarify a concern, documenting appropriately and recognising when specialist support is needed.
This is an education-focused professional-development course. It does not by itself confer a regulated counselling, psychotherapy, psychology or mental-health practitioner licence.
The current published Certificate course is 120 hours with a 6-month study period.
The source page lists $150 USD / £115 GBP / ₹10,000 INR with GST, plus the published fast-track charge where selected.
The programme addresses trust-building, emotions, learner problems, decision support, bullying, substance use, absenteeism, behaviour and parental issues.
No. It is professional-development training for counselling skills in educational contexts. Regulated practice requirements depend on the country and profession.
Next step
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