Becoming a Counsellor: Tamara's Journey from a Bachelor of Arts to a Master of Counselling at Deakin University
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In this episode of Course and Career Chat, I talk with Tamara, who is currently studying a Master of Counselling at Deakin University. She shares her journey from completing a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in Psychology and History) to discovering her passion for supporting others through counselling.
We discuss what it's really like to study counselling at postgraduate level, the difference between counselling and psychology, and the career opportunities available after a Master of Counselling in Australia.
If you're thinking about a career change into counselling, or wondering how to become a counsellor in Australia, this episode will give you a realistic and inspiring insight.
4:50 – Tamara's high school experience and early career interests
9:40 – Why she chose a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and History)
13:48 – Honours in History: research and learning
16:54 – First full-time role and transferable skills
19:30 – Studying the Master of Counselling at Deakin University
Links mentioned:
Work with me – Career counselling for high school students in Melbourne: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services
Learn more about the Master of Counselling at Deakin University: https://www.deakin.edu.au/course/master-counselling
Listen to more Course and Career Chat episodes: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast