1-Year Programme · 2 Semesters · 40 Credits · Intake: 10
The PGDGC programme aims to develop competent and ethically grounded professionals in the field of guidance and counselling. It equips learners with essential knowledge, practical skills, and professional attitudes to support students' educational, personal, and career development across diverse contexts.
Through a blend of theoretical understanding, counselling approaches, and supervised practical experiences, the programme enables learners to apply psychological principles and therapeutic techniques effectively, while fostering sensitivity, adaptability, and a commitment to lifelong learning in professional practice.
Learn Introduction to Guidance & Counselling and Approaches of Guidance & Counselling. Understand school systems through School Counseling and Student Support Services. Explore Mental Health and Adjustment and issues like Substance Abuse & Rehabilitation. Develop essential interpersonal abilities through Soft Skills & Emotional Competence. Gain exposure to Digital Tools in Guidance and Counseling. Practice basic counselling skills through Practicum.
Study Applied Perspectives of Guidance & Counselling. Engage in Field Internship at schools, institutes, or counselling centres. Build competence through Supervised Practicum I & II. Explore strengths-based approaches via Positive Applications to Guidance & Counselling.