Career Counseling - Florida State University

Career Counseling from Florida State University is a Campus Master Counseling and Personnel Services degree that prepares you for a Education career. Overview The Career Counseling Program is a 72 hour program that includes 2 years of academic coursework and practica. Career Counselors are professional counselors who work in all kinds of settings (e.g., schools , community colleges, universities, businesses) to help students, teachers, parents, and others with career and educational decision making. Interventions include individual and group counseling, consultation, computer-based guidance systems, tests, information resources, referral, career courses, and workshops, for a variety of career problems, including choice of a career or field of study, job hunting, and lifestyle planning. Foundations of Career Counseling Studies in this area include, but are not limited to, the following: 1. history, philosophy, and trends in career counseling; 2. settings for the practice of career counseling , including private and public sector agencies and institutions; 3. roles, functions, and credentials of career counselors in a variety of settings and in relation to other professionals; 4. policies, laws, and regulations relevant to career counseling; 5. professional organizations, competencies and preparation standards relevant to the practice of career counseling; and 6. implications of sociocultural, demographic, and lifestyle diversity relevant to career counseling. View more details on Florida State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling and Personnel Services courses.