The Diploma in Public Health Counselling program is designed to prepare students to address the psychological and emotional aspects of public health issues. It focuses on developing counseling skills and knowledge to promote mental well-being, prevent health problems, and support individuals affected by public health challenges.

Key topics include mental health counseling, behavioral health, health promotion strategies, crisis intervention, substance abuse counseling, and family therapy. Students also explore public health concepts, community outreach, health education, and the social determinants of health. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to counseling, integrating both mental and physical health support within communities.

Graduates of this diploma are prepared for careers as public health counselors, health educators, community outreach specialists, or behavioral health counselors. They can work in healthcare settings, community centers, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), or government health departments, helping individuals and communities address mental health concerns, prevent illness, and improve overall well-being.

This program provides a solid foundation for further studies or careers in counseling, public health, or social work, offering opportunities to specialize in areas such as substance abuse counseling, mental health services, or community health advocacy.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Grade 12 Certificate with 5 O'Level Subjects with Credit or better (Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Any Other Qualification is an Added Advantage)

DURATION:

2 Years

MODE OF STUDY:

Distance Education

EXEMPTIONS:

Course Exemption is Allowed in this Programme Provided the Courses have Grade B or Better. 

DURATION:

2 Years

MODE OF STUDY:

Distance Education

EXEMPTIONS:

Course Exemption is Allowed in this Programme Provided the Courses have Grade B or Better.