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Online Phycology Course

mojopin10 · 2015-08-06 00:24:55

Hi I'm just wondering has anyone any advice on what is the best online Phycology course to do? Google gives tons of answers and some are accredited, some aren't, some are England based, huge range of fees etc. So I would like to get one that will be accredited to some level. Thanks in advance for your help

06-08-2015 12:24am

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mojopin10

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Hi I'm just wondering has anyone any advice on what is the best online Phycology course to do? Google gives tons of answers and some are accredited, some aren't, some are England based, huge range of fees etc.

So I would like to get one that will be accredited to some level.

Thanks in advance for your help

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#2 06-08-2015 8:28am

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What kind of accreditation are you looking for?

The 'A' level psychology course is a great introduction.

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#3 06-08-2015 8:39am

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JuliusCaesar wrote: »

What kind of accreditation are you looking for?

The 'A' level psychology course is a great introduction.

Hi thanks for the reply. Some accreditation that if I enjoyed the course you could go on and keep adding it to it to eventually become employed from it if that makes any sense? I would hate to spend a year or two doing a course, realize I like the topic and be no further on if I wanted to continue on the path.

I hope that makes a some sense!

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#4 06-08-2015 1:26pm

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Depends on what you want to be. A psychologist? a counsellor?

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#5 06-08-2015 1:44pm

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JuliusCaesar wrote: »

Depends on what you want to be. A psychologist? a counsellor?

Big area in interested in is post traumatic stress, addiction studies so would counsellor be the best? I won't lie I'm not 100% sure of the difference. From my knowledge a psychologist is a higher level or training?

Could be way off with that!

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#6 06-08-2015 4:16pm

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You may find the stickied thread on how become a counsellor/therapist/psychologist useful reading first. You'll have to do a little research of your own too, to decide which road you'd like to travel.

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