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Mark Wesson
Posted: 2012 May 26 at 6:00pm | IP Logged Quote Mark Wesson
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Hello....

I've done my BA (Psychology) and residing in Hillcrest. I am wanting to study honours next year. I've been involved in pastoral work for 15 years (have a BTheology as well).

Can anyone recommend an institution for honours, preferably part time.. I am thinking of UNisa or UKZN. Are these studies internationally recognised? How do I qualify as a Psychometrist? My end goal would be Clinical or Counselling Psychology.

If anyone can help....?

Thanks Mark

 
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Only institution that offers part-time studies that I know of is UNISA. Unisa now requires students to complete 8 modules preferably over 2 years. Studying here requires a degree of conscientiousness. These are internationally recognised but as with any immigrant requires evaluation by the professional bodies of the country you enter into.

To be a psychometrist one needs to obtain a BPsych degree or obtain Bpsych equivalency (only if you already have an Honour's degree) from an institution offering such a service where you complete a 960 hour internship at a recognised site. Unisa used to offer this but 2012 was the last year students could do their internships.

To be a counselling or clinical psychologist you have to obtain your Master's degree so you would need an Honour's degree to apply. The selection process is highly competitive; you need good marks (especially research), volunteer or work experience in the field of psychology, be emotionally mature and have good references. Universities can only accomodate a few students a year. If this is really what you want you'll have to be committed to working hard and always have a plan B is you are not accepted.

Good Luck with your studies!

 
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