Counselling Psychology Intern
Step 1: Apply for your favorite Internship
After you apply, you will receive an offer letter instantly. No queues, no uncertainty—just a quick start to your career journey.
Step 2: Submit Your Task(s)
You will be assigned weekly tasks to complete. Submit them on time to earn your certificate.
Step 3: Your task(s) will be evaluated
Your tasks will be evaluated by our team. You will receive feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Step 4: Receive your Certificate
Once you complete your tasks, you will receive a certificate of completion. This certificate will be a valuable addition to your resume.
About this Internship
Learn counselling concepts, communication skills, case documentation, and ethical practice through work-from-home activities.
Tasks and Duties
Week 1-2: Counselling Skills Report
Summary
Prepare a report on important counselling communication skills.
Objective
Study active listening, questioning, paraphrasing, reflection, and summarising.
Explain each skill with a simple example.
Create a fictional counselling conversation.
Submit a 3-4 page report.
Week 3-4: Intake Form Preparation
Summary
Create a structured counselling intake and case history format.
Objective
Study the basic information collected during an initial session.
Design a fictional client intake form.
Add sections for background, concerns, support system, and consent.
Submit the form with a short explanation.
Week 5-6: Case Conceptualisation Report
Summary
Prepare a conceptualisation report using a fictional case.
Objective
Create a fictional client case with a suitable presenting concern.
Select one counselling approach for the case.
Explain the problem using the selected approach.
Submit the case conceptualisation report.
Week 7-8: Counselling Ethics Report
Summary
Analyse common ethical situations in counselling practice.
Objective
Study confidentiality, consent, professional boundaries, and competence.
Create three fictional ethical situations.
Explain the appropriate professional response to each.
Submit a 3-page ethics analysis report.