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writes:I recently posted a question on here regarding choosing my next career move. I have decided no what it is I want to do, but now need advice and suggestions in regards to this choice.I am now looking to do some work counselling with children; I have recently applied to do some volunteer work for the samaritans to get a better understanding of what might be involved.I am looking to further my career in this field, so any advice or suggestions on how I might achieve these goals would be appriciated.Many thanks... Reply to this Question
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reader, PeanutButter  + ♥, writes (16 November 2009):
 In order to become a child counselor you will have to take a varied few courses in education to be able to gain a certification and practice in such a delicate field.
While I have no experience in this field myself, I would like to suggest to you that you contact your local university and ask to speak to a careers advisor, who should be able to point you in the right direction.
The service is usually free and easy to book. You do not usually need to be a member of the university to ask for one of these meetings.
There will be several courses available to you, you just need to pick the right one for you.
I wish you lots and lots of luck on your new path.
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