HPY709 - Work Placement

Unit details

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Enrolment modes:

(B)

Credit point(s):1
EFTSL value:0.125
Cohort rule:

Students must be enrolled in H677 Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling to enrol in this unit

Unit chair:

A McClelland (B)

Prerequisite:

HPY702, HPY703, HPY704, HPY705, HPY706 and HPY707

Contact hours:

3 x 3 hour tutorials (at the beginning, middle and end of the trimester).

Work placement (15 days).

Note:

This unit is a core unit in the Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling.

Online teaching methods require internet access. Please refer to the most current computer specifications.

Content

This unit aims to enable students to develop understanding of, and practice in, current approaches in coaching and counselling for behaviour change including:

  • The placement internship assist students develop an awareness of professional issues as well as provide the opportunity to develop their professional practice.
  • As part of this unit students will research, select, organize and attend an appropriate work placement as well as write a reflective report about their placement.
  • The unit includes a Case Analysis component.

The unit is applicable to a range of disciplines across the university and highly relevant for students wishing to develop practical skills in coaching, counselling, well-being and life-skills.

Assessment

Placement: Students will organize a 15-day work placement within the coaching and counselling area, pre-approved by the Unit Chair. Note: Students already working in the field may apply to undertake the work placement in their own workplace.

 

Assignment 1: placement attendance, log book journal, and a satisfactory report from the Placement Supervisor to be submitted upon completion of the placement (non-graded pass) 50%; assignment 2: reflective report (equivalent to 2500 words) 25%; assignment 3: presentation of case study (15 minutes) 25%

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