Have you ever dreamed of studying psychology and counselling?

Would you like to study to degree level, but didn't think you had the time?

The World Health Organisation estimate that 1 in 4 people experience a mental health problem in any year. One in six experience a mental health problem in any given week.  These figures may be less than the true figure as many people are still afraid to come forward and seek help for their difficulties.

Would you like to help?

Studying a combined degree of psychology and counselling gives you an in-depth insight into the psychological problems people experience AND how to help them.  Warnborough College, in conjunction with ACS Distance  Education, is now offering a combined degree in Psychology and Counselling.

Is this the right degree for you? 

Ask yourself these questions –

1. Do I want to make a real difference? As we just said, there are increasing numbers of people experiencing mental health problems. By studying psychology and counselling, you can help people around you.  Not many professions can help people to make a positive change to their lives. Make a real difference to the lives of others.
2. Do I want to study an interesting degree? Counselling and psychology are fascinating subjects, giving you an insight into the world around us, the way in which people think and what you can do to help them.
3. Do I want to study a useful degree? Counselling and psychology is useful in the real world. Studying this degree for professional development or for personal interest will give you an insight into helping people around you to cope with the stressors of day to day life.
4. Do I want to study a sought after qualification? Psychology is a very useful qualification to have. It is useful in psychology and counselling but also other fields such as welfare workers, social workers, teachers, law enforcement staff, HR staff and more. The course could be used to get a start in the field of psychology and counselling. OR as a way to improve your existing career prospects by gaining a useful degree in psychology and counselling.
5. Finally, do you want to do a job that you enjoy? Psychology is fascinating. Counsellors help people. Doing interesting work and helping others is enjoyable and beneficial to you.
   If you can answer yes to these questions, why not get started now on a degree in psychology and counselling.

Find out more here or contact Warnborough College with any questions.