Supervisory Practice and Evaluation within an Organisational Context

About this module

An important element of supervision is the need for you to evaluate your performance as a supervisor in terms of the outcomes and benefits your supervisees experience(s) and within an organisational, legal and professional context.

The module includes an emphasis on supervisors receiving supervision on their practice and examines various methods for setting up supervisors' supervisory networks.

You will be equipped with an understanding of the structure and culture of organisations and their relationship to their effects on supervision and will develop the skills and attitudes required of senior organisational supervisors.

Who is this course for

All health professionals, All health and social care professionals, nursing and paramedic, occupational therapy, pharmacists, ultrasonography, education professionals

Course team

Yasuhiro Kotera (Academic Lead) – NLP, compassion, bibliotherapy, mental health, cultural comparison

Danielle Mills (Lecturer) – Animal assisted therapy, eating difficulties and disorders, body dysmorphia, body image and self-esteem, adolescent mental health, health sociology

On completion of this course you should be able to:

• Demonstrate the ability to evaluate performance and supervision at an individual, group and organisational level.
• Demonstrate a critical understanding of the influence of legal, professional, ethical and organisational influences on the supervision process.
• Critically reflect on the practice and processes when receiving supervision for supervision.

You'll need to:

• Be a professionally qualified, experienced (minimum 12 months post-qualification) and accredited or accreditable counsellor and/or psychotherapist.
• Demonstrate ability to work at level 7, through previous study at postgraduate level.
• Provide photographic ID, such as a driving license or passport
• Provide evidence of having studied at Higher Education level in the English Language or GCSE English Grade C.

If you can show you have undertaken learning that is equivalent to certain parts of the course, you may wish to claim credits for prior learning and may not need to take both modules. Contact us for more information.

If English is not your first language you will need an English language qualification. For this course you will need at least IELTS 7.0 or equivalent.

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Minimum numbers

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