Educator in School Counseling Certificate Requirements
The UW-Whitewater School Counseling Certificate program is an innovative program designed for individuals who have completed a master’s degree and who are seeking School Counseling licensure in Wisconsin. Requirements for admissions include graduate GPA of 3.00; and experience working in a school or related field which will be evaluated during the admission process. The program leads to School Counseling (7054) license using the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Wisconsin Content Guidelines. The courses for this certificate are offered in a blended format.
| Code | Title | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Required Coursework - 25 units | ||
| COUNSED 701 | SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAMS I | 3 |
| COUNSED 702 | MENTAL HEALTH IN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS | 3 |
| COUNSED 703 | GROUP INTERVENTION IN SCHOOLS | 2 |
| COUNSED 704 | SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAMS II | 2 |
| COUNSED 705 | BUILDING RESILIENCE: TRAUMA INFORMED PRACTICE AND CRISIS RESPONSE | 3 |
| COUNSED 708 | ETHICS AND FOUNDATIONS OF SCHOOL COUNSELING | 3 |
| COUNSED 710 | SCHOOL COUNSELING SKILLS AND THEORIES | 3 |
| 6 units of: | 6 | |
| SCHOOL COUNSELING INTERNSHIP | ||
| Total Units | 25 | |