Courses / Module

• The capacity to establish a professional relationship with clients in terms of contract setting and boundary setting
• Use of the key communications skill underpinning the guidance process
• A capacity to engage in reflexivity around client issues
• A capacity to reflect on own practice in the light of models of guidance
• A capacity to critique oneself professionally

• 24 hours: Combination of lectures and practicals

• Module Graded (numeric value) or Ungraded (Pass/Not Passed): Graded
• Continuous Assessment detail(s): This part of the examination comprises two audio-recorded assignments completed over the year. See note on subject AD001 re. repeating and possible restrictions. A pass in this section is required for entry to Year 2. Provision is made for one repeat of any audio recorded assignment not passed. This course requires 80% attendance for the face-to-face components of the course. Whereas online attendance for a workshop may be facilitated in the context of short term medical or emergency circumstances, protracted online attendance will not be considered to constitute the required and compulsory attendance of 80% . In this situation , the student will be unable to meet the requirements to successfully complete the course.

• Pass standard: 40%
• Could the result of this module be capped? See detail in Continuous assessment section
• A pass in this section is required for entry to Year 2. Provision is made for one repeat of any taped assignment not passed.
• Penalties: Late submission on receipt of Medical Certificate or equivalent. Assignment will not be assessed until next submission date. See note on subject AD001 re. repeating and possible restrictions.

• Certificate in Adult Guidance: Theory and Practice or equivalent

• AD02A; AD02E (a); AD 02F (a)

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