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Counselling and Career Advice

TAFE Counsellors have qualifications in Psychology.  They provide confidential assistance to prospective and enrolled students in a wide range of areas.

Counselling is provided in the following areas:

Educational Problems

• Dealing with learning difficulties, exam anxiety and study skills
• Choosing the most appropriate course, or educational planning
• Planning educational goals and outcomes

Vocational and Career Choices

• Career planning and development
• Choosing the right course
• Setting appropriate career goals
• Changing careers or retraining

Personal

Personal matters of concern sometimes impede or affect progress in work or study.

Examples of personal matters are:

• Feeling stressed, anxious, depressed or overwhelmed
• Relationship issues
• Experiencing a crisis
• Self Esteem/Confidence issues
• Communication difficulties
• Assertiveness
• Health, financial or legal concerns
• Grief and loss issues
• Mental health conditions 

Counsellors maintain networks with community and government agencies in the areas of education, health, welfare, law, disability, ethnicity etc.  These networks help the counsellors obtain information and/or make referrals for specialist assistance. Locations, times and phone numbers.