Brain Drain - Hochschule der Bundesagentur für Arbeit
Brain Drain - Hochschule der Bundesagentur für Arbeit
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3. Course 3: Skills in Multicultural Counselling<br />
3.1 Learning Objectives<br />
• BD-BG counsellor has an overview of multicultural counselling competencies as<br />
an effect of the counsellor’s commitment to cultural awareness and knowledge of<br />
the self and others. (TAX1 – foundation competences)<br />
• BD-BG counsellor can assess and adapt the multicultural competences at the<br />
different stages of the counselling process. (TAX 3 – foundation competences,<br />
client-interaction competences)<br />
• BD-BG counsellor is able and motivated to participate in organising counsellor<br />
training on the basis of the list of helping skills. (TAX 4 – supporting competences)<br />
3.2 Unit 1: Professional Standards with Regards to Competences<br />
Concerning Multicultural Counselling<br />
Elaboration of clear professional standards with regards to competences that the<br />
counsellor should possess in or<strong>der</strong> to provide the best quality service is one of the<br />
ways to cope with the above-mentioned obstacles in the process of multicultural<br />
counselling.<br />
To present multicultural and transnational competences and standards in<br />
professional counselling we should start with standards and competences that give<br />
the main and basic career counsellor’s skills.<br />
Skills and knowledge in ren<strong>der</strong>ing support to clients, market, assessment, different<br />
social groups, ethnical and legal issues, career development models, employability<br />
skills, high technologies are included in the process of career counselling<br />
independently of cultural and national belonging of the client.<br />
The competences a counsellor should possess are presented in the table below.<br />
They may be a basis for elaboration for a professional development scheme as well<br />
as of an educational programme for acquiring a professional qualification.<br />
The competencies are divided into general and specific. It is not necessary to modify<br />
the general competences for the different countries. The specific ones are modified in<br />
accordance with their implementation in a given country.<br />
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