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Level 4 Diploma in Counselling Practice
JMC Counselling & Training
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The Level 4 Diploma is our most popular qualification we have on offer. At this level, you can practice and apply for paid work as a counsellor. Many of our students, have worked for many years in professions that has brought a certain amount of 'unhappiness. Making the transition to becoming a counsellor, is much easier and affordable than you may think!!Many students are professionals working within areas for example such as teaching, nursing, social work, community work etc, so training to become a counsellor, compliments such professions beautifully.
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Unit 23
CDDA
Coalisland
BT71 4HP
United Kingdom
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