PG Diploma in Guidance and Counselling

That's always gonna remain a question in my head. Though, doing PGDGC gives you a hands on experience in counseling and maintaining therapeutic relationship. However, some people cite it as unnecessary if you already are a Post-Graduate in Psychology.

But if you technically talk about the qualifications of a counsellor, it is deemed as necessary. 

PROS:

• It enhance your CV

• Provides you experience and theoretical knowledge 

CONS:

• You might be taught the curriculum which you already are well-acquainted with.

• You might end up feeling it's not worth your time or money