This diploma program equips learners with the professional knowledge and practical skills required to support individuals, families, and communities through psychological counseling. The curriculum covers counseling theories and approaches, psychological assessments, crisis intervention, trauma counseling, child and adolescent psychology, and group therapy techniques. Ethical practice and communication are emphasized to prepare students for diverse counseling contexts. The IT component provides training in digital counseling platforms, online therapy tools, electronic case management systems, and data analysis for psychological research. By combining counseling expertise with digital proficiency, graduates are prepared to deliver effective mental health services in both face-to-face and virtual environments.
C minus and above
School fees shall be reviewed annually and may be adjusted by an amount deemed reasonable by the institution. Any proposed increase will be communicated in writing to parents or guardians at least thirty (30) days prior to implementation. The review process shall consider inflation, operational costs, and educational quality improvements.
Graduates can establish private counseling practices, wellness consultancies, or online therapy services. The IT skills gained allow them to reach wider audiences through digital platforms, making their services more flexible and scalable. Counseling skills are also highly transferable to fields such as education, human resource management, social work, and community leadership.
This diploma serves as a foundation for higher education in Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or Mental Health. Graduates may also pursue advanced professional certifications in psychotherapy, addiction counseling, family therapy, or clinical psychology, paving the way for specialization and leadership in mental health care.
