At UCW we love nothing more than hearing about our learners’ positive experiences, successes and achievements!
Recently we caught up with Fdsc Counselling learner, Rebecca Pepper, to hear all about her time studying Counselling at UCW.
UCW’s Counselling Foundation degree programme provides learners with professional insight into how to help and support vulnerable people to make positive life choices, as well as how to manage and deal with mental health challenges. This qualification also allows learners to officially register as a councillor with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
The BACP is an organisation that supports and champions the counselling profession as a way of making a positive impact to people’s mental well-being.
Rebecca, who previously studied Level 2 and Level 3 Counselling at Weston College, says she was drawn to studying the Counselling Foundation Degree as it felt like a natural progression, and she was already familiar with the positive and welcoming ethos UCW promotes.
We wanted to find out everything from Rebecca’s personal experience and highlights of the course to her expert insider advice for prospective students.
In order to do so, we asked Rebecca as series of questions.
This is what she had to say.
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Thank you, Rebecca!
To find out more about our HE opportunities in Counselling click here.
To find out how you can apply click here.
