Want to change young lives? Become a children and young people’s counsellor with Renew

Posted on: March 22, 2025

Take the first step towards a rewarding career in counselling with Renew’s DiplomaHE in Counselling (Child and Young Person), delivered in partnership with Anglia Ruskin University.

This course offers specialised clinical training to prepare you for impactful work with children and young people.

 Course Details:

  • Part-time course: Study and train part-time at a pace that suits your lifestyle.
  • Student finance: You may be eligible for a loan to cover the costs of your tuition.

 Upcoming FREE online Q&A Session: 26 March at 1pm

For more information, please fill out the contact form here.

You can also reach out to Michelle Allen at michelleallen@renew.org.uk or call 01245 264348.

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