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Hey.
So I am wanting to become a PWP and just wondering if anyone on here is one and can advise on how to get there and what it is like?
I have an English degree (2:2) so I would need to do the psychology conversion. That’s all I really know.
I am torn between becoming a counselling or a PWP but feel there would be more career opportunities doing the psychology conversion rather than starting at the beginning and doing a counselling course.
I also have a young child now so anyone able to give advice studying with a baby too.
Any help would be so grateful.
Thank you
So I am wanting to become a PWP and just wondering if anyone on here is one and can advise on how to get there and what it is like?
I have an English degree (2:2) so I would need to do the psychology conversion. That’s all I really know.
I am torn between becoming a counselling or a PWP but feel there would be more career opportunities doing the psychology conversion rather than starting at the beginning and doing a counselling course.
I also have a young child now so anyone able to give advice studying with a baby too.
Any help would be so grateful.
Thank you
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(Original post by elouise24555)
Hey.
So I am wanting to become a PWP and just wondering if anyone on here is one and can advise on how to get there and what it is like?
I have an English degree (2:2) so I would need to do the psychology conversion. That’s all I really know.
I am torn between becoming a counselling or a PWP but feel there would be more career opportunities doing the psychology conversion rather than starting at the beginning and doing a counselling course.
I also have a young child now so anyone able to give advice studying with a baby too.
Any help would be so grateful.
Thank you
Hey.
So I am wanting to become a PWP and just wondering if anyone on here is one and can advise on how to get there and what it is like?
I have an English degree (2:2) so I would need to do the psychology conversion. That’s all I really know.
I am torn between becoming a counselling or a PWP but feel there would be more career opportunities doing the psychology conversion rather than starting at the beginning and doing a counselling course.
I also have a young child now so anyone able to give advice studying with a baby too.
Any help would be so grateful.
Thank you
Neither role requires a psychology conversion course to be done so I would look instead at either the training for a counsellor or the training for a pwp if that’s what you want to do.
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(Original post by GabiAbi84)
You’ll find that the psychology conversion masters doesn’t actually train or qualify you to practise in either occupation-you would have to do further training afterwards.
Neither role requires a psychology conversion course to be done so I would look instead at either the training for a counsellor or the training for a pwp if that’s what you want to do.
You’ll find that the psychology conversion masters doesn’t actually train or qualify you to practise in either occupation-you would have to do further training afterwards.
Neither role requires a psychology conversion course to be done so I would look instead at either the training for a counsellor or the training for a pwp if that’s what you want to do.
When I’ve looked at roles as a PWP, it says to have a psychology degree so thought that would be the best option for me?
Obviously that’s the first step.
I’ve worked as a support worker for 3 years now so feel I got some experience.
Will research further
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