HP815 Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Counselling

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【官方 HTML 原文】 Associate of Applied Social Sciences - Counselling - HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College Skip to main content e-Form Learner Portal Adverse Weather FAQs Job Vacancy Contact Us 中文 中 search share Facebook Youtube --> Email Search form search Search... 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The prevalence of mental or emotional disorders, such as anxiety and depression, has reached alarming levels. Many individuals are silently suffering, lacking access to the necessary support and resources they need. Counselling plays a vital role in early intervention and prevention of mental health problems. By providing individuals with a safe and confidential space to express their thoughts and emotions, counsellors can identify and address issues before they escalate. The demand for counselling or helping services has been steadily increasing due to the alarming rise in mental and emotional problems. Individuals are facing unprecedented levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges. These issues are affecting people of all ages, backgrounds, and socioeconomic statuses. The need for effective counselling interventions to support individuals in their journey towards mental well-being has never been more critical. Programme Aims and Features Programme Aims: The Programme aims to provide a broad-based social sciences education and a solid foundation in the core areas of counselling, particularly in the theories of counselling, ethics, psychological assessment, technical counselling skills, and therapeutic techniques. Special emphasis will be given to the application of counselling theories and interventions in various settings, such as community organisations, schools, and healthcare facilities. On completion of the programme, students should be able to​: Communicate ideas in a manner appropriate to the circumstance using English and Chinese languages (oral and written) in social and academic contexts; Use information technology and quantitative/ numerical skills to manage information and solve daily life problems; Analyse and integrate fundamental concepts and ideas across a broad range of core curriculum subjects and describe their relevance to human experiences; Acquire a solid foundation of knowledge and skills as required for the pursuit of higher-level studies in Social Sciences; Integrate ethical principles and professional codes of conduct while utilizing counselling techniques and skills in the applied context; Apply individual and group counselling practices in diverse human service system. Opportunities for Further Studies UGC-funded Universities Graduates are eligible to apply for admission to Bachelor's degree programmes in Social Sciences or other related disciplines offered by local universities (including HKU). The list below shows the degree programmes that our graduates may apply for further studies*: The University of Hong Kong ​Bachelor of Social Sciences Bachelor of Social Work The Chinese University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Social Science BSSc Social Work City University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Social Sciences BSocSc Psychology BSocSc Social Work *The above list is not exhaustive and only shows some of the examples. Graduates are also eligible to apply for the below degree programmes offered by other institutions: Other Local Institutions HKU SPACE Part-time, 2-year, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Social Sciences, offered by Edinburgh Napier University (UK) in collaboration with HKU SPACE Professional Recognition This programme has been approved by the following professional body: Graduates are eligible to apply for the Hong Kong Professional Counselling Association Associate Membership. Career Prospects Graduates can take up positions in children and youth services, community services, family services, career guidance and social security services, in both the government and NGOs. Press Interview HK01, 23 June 2025 HPSHCC推兩大副學士 商業心理學促職場生產力 輔導學提升心靈健康 Obtain Level 2 or above in 5 subjects *§ including English Language and Chinese Language # in the HKDSE Examination; OR Hold a recognised Diploma in Foundation Studies programme; OR Hold a Diploma of Applied Education / Diploma Yi Jin; OR Equivalent qualifications will be considered by the College. ​ ​Applicants who do not meet the entry requirements of the 2-year Associate Degree programme should apply for admission to the Diploma in Foundation Studies (DFS) programme . Mature Students Applicants who do not possess the above academic qualifications, but are aged 21 or above and with relevant work experience will be considered on individual merit. * Applicants are allowed to use not more than 2 Applied Learning (ApL) subjects in the application. The recognition of the ApL subjects is as follows: "Attained with Distinction (II)" is deemed equivalent to Level 4 or above; "Attained with Distinction (I)" is deemed equivalent to Level 3; and "Attained" is deemed equivalent to Level 2 in the HKDSE Examination. # ApL Chinese (for non-Chinese speaking students) would be accepted as an alternative Chinese Language qualification. § If one of the five HKDSE subjects is Citizenship and Social Development, the requirement will be "Attained" for the subject. Effective from 2026-27 Academic Year: Associate Degree Year 1 Introduction to Academic English English for Academic Purposes I Quantitative Analysis I AI and Digital Literacy Advanced Chinese Language* Critical Analysis and Reasoning in Discipline-based Studies Social Problems in Contemporary Societies Intra- and Interpersonal Competencies Principles of Sociology Foundation Psychology Associate Degree Year 2 English for Academic Purposes II English for Arts and Humanities Health, Technology and Society Representation of People in Popular Art Forms Practical in Group Counselling Counselling Techniques and Ethics Counselling in the Society Abnormal Psychology Personality and Individual Differences Counselling Skills Graduation Requirements To be awarded an Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Counselling, students should: obtain 60 credits (i.e. 240 QF credits) of courses as prescribed in the Years 1 & 2 curricula of the programme for which they are registered; achieve a Cumulative GPA of 1.7 or above; obtain Grade C- or above in all core English courses; and obtain a pass for the course "CCSA8004 – China's Development, Hong Kong and the National Security Law" . Award Successful completion of this programme leads to the "Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Counselling" awarded within the HKU system through HKU SPACE. The College reserves the right to make modifications to individual courses on a need basis. * Non-Chinese speaking students or students who have not received sufficient training in the Chinese language may apply for exemption from the Chinese course(s), and alternative courses may be assigned. 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