Post Master's in School Counseling (5-12) Program

This Post Master's Certificate program is designed for those individuals holding a master's degree in a Counseling related field and plan to seek initial licensure as a School Counselor (5-12) in the state of Massachusetts. by the Department of Education.  Students must fulfill the requirements of the 51 credit School Counseling Program using courses from their already completed master's degree and with additional courses taken from the list below. 

 

Course Number	Course Name	Credits
	General Counseling: Core Courses
CNGC528	Counseling and Development	3
CNGC529	Multicultural Counseling	3
CNGC500	Research and Evaluation	3
CNGC538	Group I: Theory and Process of Group Interaction  Prerequisites: CNGC 528	3
CNGC539	Introduction to Career Counseling	3
	School Counseling: Core Courses
CNSG 516	Foundations in School Counseling Prerequisite: CNGC 528	3
CNSG 515	Legal and Ethical Issues for the School Counselor	3
CNSG523	The School Counselor: Psychopathology and Developmental Issues	3
CNSG524	Applied School Counseling  Prerequisites: CNGC 516 and CNGC 528	3
CNSG 526	Consultation and Collaboration for School Counselors	3
	School Counseling Fieldwork:
CNSG580	Advanced Applied Counseling - School Counselor: (5-12) (100 hours)  Prerequisites: CNGC 528, CNSG 516, CNSG 524, CNGC 520, and an application approved by the Director of Fieldwork and Training	3
CNSG581	Practicum:  School Counselor (5-12) (Total of 600 hours; 12 credits*) Prerequisite: CNGC 529, CNSG 523, CNSG 515, CNSG580 and an application approved by the Director of Fieldwork and Training*Variable credit (3-9 credits; 150-450 hours per semester)	Total of 12 Credits

                 

                  

                   

                 

 

 

Last Modified: February 24, 2009