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Available courses

Guidance and Counselling

Course Summary:

 Guidance and Counselling

Guidance and Counselling is a foundational course designed to help learners understand human behaviors, support personal growth, and develop skills for assisting individuals in making informed decisions. The course explores the principles, theories, and practices used to guide people academically, socially, emotionally, and professionally.

Key Areas Covered

  • Introduction to Guidance and Counselling Meaning, purpose, and importance in educational and social settings.

  • Theories of Counselling Major approaches such as behavioural, humanistic, cognitive, and psychoanalytic theories.

  • Types of Guidance Educational, vocational, personal–social, and psychological guidance.

  • Counselling Skills and Techniques Communication skills, active listening, empathy, questioning, and problem‑solving.

  • The Counselling Process Steps involved in helping individuals identify challenges and develop solutions.

  • Ethics in Counselling Confidentiality, professionalism, and ethical responsibilities of counsellors.

  • Role of Guidance and Counselling in Schools Supporting learners’ academic performance, discipline, career choices, and emotional well‑being.

Course Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

  • Understand the purpose and scope of guidance and counselling.

  • Apply basic counselling skills in real‑life situations.

  • Support individuals in making informed academic, personal, and career decisions.

  • Demonstrate ethical and professional behaviour in counselling contexts.

 

Banking Law and Practice

Banking Law and Practice is a core unit designed to introduce students to the legal principles and regulations governing the banking sector. The course provides an in-depth understanding of the banker-customer relationship, the legal environment within which banks operate, and the various laws affecting banking operations. It explores topics such as negotiable instruments, loan documentation, securities, regulatory frameworks, anti-money laundering measures, and emerging issues in digital banking.

Through theoretical learning and practical case studies, the course equips learners with the ability to interpret and apply legal concepts in real-world banking situations. The aim is to develop professionals capable of navigating the complexities of legal compliance, risk management, and ethical banking practice.

This course is highly relevant for students pursuing careers in finance, banking, legal consultancy, or regulatory bodies.