This qualification is intended to equip individuals with the expertise, abilities, and qualifications necessary to offer clinical supervision to counselling professionals. It is specifically targeted at experienced counsellors who are ready to transition into a supervisory role.
To participate, individuals must:
Course Information: Applications open in February 2025
Course Fees : £1800 plus 20% VAT total course fee £2160.
Deposit : £420 (including vat of £70)
6 monthly instalments of £290 (including VAT)
Course venue: Online
Day and Time : This course will start May 2025 and run on a Thursday eveing from 6-9.15pm with 3 Saturdays- 9-4pm
Total Qualification Time : 90 hours
Awarding Body: CPCAB – Counselling & Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body
This certification prepares participants for roles as clinical counselling supervisors within counselling organisations or private practice. Ongoing supervision is a professional requirement for practicing counsellors, and holding an accredited qualification enhances employment opportunities.
The skills gained from this training will prepare you to handle key responsibilities of a clinical supervisor, such as:
The course incorporates Person-Centred theory and the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision. While theoretical knowledge is essential, the supervisor-supervisee relationship is equally important. Additional focus areas include ethics, diversity, client-centred approaches, and fostering self-awareness.
The primary areas of focus in this program include:
Participants must be engaged in a suitable environment that allows for interaction with supervisees. A minimum of 15 hours of supervision practice is required, providing opportunities to implement the concepts learned during the course.
As per CPCAB guidelines, candidates must complete at least five hours of supervisory supervision, which must be approved by their course tutor.
Evaluation will be based on a portfolio that includes:
Possess qualifications at either Level 4 or Level 5, along with at least one year of post-qualification experience in supervised client work; or have completed 420 hours of counselling training at Level 4 or higher, with a minimum of two years post-qualification experience.
Be accredited or meet the eligibility criteria for accreditation, with a minimum of 450 client hours completed.
Currently practicing as a counselling supervisor or preparing to begin providing supervision.
Application form (word document)
Supervisors letter of support (word document)