I'm currently a y3 undergrat student studying Psy with Edu. I want to gain some working experience in clinic/ mental wellbeing centre in general. I'm interested in mental counseling but I don't know if there is any oppotunities since I'm only an undergraduate and have 0 experience in practice.
I'm an international student so I'm don't know how interns and placements work in UK... I'm appreciate if you can give me some advice!!!!!
I'm currently a y3 undergrat student studying Psy with Edu. I want to gain some working experience in clinic/ mental wellbeing centre in general. I'm interested in mental counseling but I don't know if there is any oppotunities since I'm only an undergraduate and have 0 experience in practice.
I'm an international student so I'm don't know how interns and placements work in UK... I'm appreciate if you can give me some advice!!!!!
There's internships and experience schemes you can apply to open to psychology students, or generally volunteer at a mental health ward. Relatively easy things to get into while you're still an undergraduate psychology student.
I assume that as an international student, you're on some sort of visa which will limit your working hours to 20 hours a week. I'm unsure if this includes unpaid though, and with the end of your degree fast approaching, I'm also unsure of how it works after your degree ends and/or your current visa expires. Worth checking out the rules, and reaching out student support at your university - you won't have been the first international students with questions regarding their visa
There's internships and experience schemes you can apply to open to psychology students, or generally volunteer at a mental health ward. Relatively easy things to get into while you're still an undergraduate psychology student.
I assume that as an international student, you're on some sort of visa which will limit your working hours to 20 hours a week. I'm unsure if this includes paid though, and with the end of your degree fast approaching, I'm also unsure of how it works after your degree ends and/or your current visa expires. Worth checking out the rules, and reaching out student support at your university - you won't have been the first international students with questions regarding their visa
Thank you for your advice! I'll talk to people in career centre )))