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    Foundation Year Programs in Counseling

    A foundation year is an introductory program offered through universities to ease students’ transition from secondary education. The program allows students who plan to continue into bachelor’s or associate degree programs to build valuable academic and professional skills while earning university credit.

    What is a foundation year in counseling? This course teaches students the skills needed to succeed in the social services field. Classes may focus on communicating with diverse demographics, coping with mental illness, treating addiction and similar subjects. Student could have the opportunity to specialize in social work with youth, families, adults and other groups. Additionally, some courses offer the chance to work in the social work field through volunteer hours, internship programs and experience requirements.

    After completing a foundation year, students often have the skills they need to succeed in the work force and at the university level. Regardless, the program completion is likely to improve salary prospects due to increased qualifications. This may improve a graduate’s professional prospects and help her or him launch a thriving career.

    The total expense for this program will depend upon the educational institution and the length of the program. Some students choose to cut costs through online instruction and digital instruction materials.

    After completing a foundation year in counseling, many graduates ultimately go into the social work field, counseling services and even psychiatry. Because the foundation year is meant to be a bridge between secondary and university education, the final professional careers of graduates frequently depends any further education they complete. Many move on into social science, social work, counseling and psychology related degrees. Others enter directly into the social work field as assistants and community organizers.

    If you need extra schedule flexibility or want to cut costs, consider your online study options. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.