Certification in Organisational Psychology

Course details

This course is providing Best-practice Organisational Psychology training for professionals who have a passion for assisting individuals and organisations, regardless of age, gender, race and social class to achieve optimum personal and professional growth.

What is included in the Corporate Psychology course:

• Lecture
• Tutorial
• Clinical Supervision
• Case review and assessment

Training Topics

Introduction to Organisational Psychology

• Key principles
• Key stakeholders
• Essential techniques and technologies

Organisational Psychology & Human Resource Development

• Expansion of Human Capital
• Performance Improvement
• Organizational Development

Organisational Psychology Interpersonal Communication Skills

• Principles of Communication
• Effective Communication
• Common communication challenges
• Overcoming communication barriers

Organisational Psychology & Occupational Counseling

• Common occupational issues
• Principles of occupational counseling
• Methods of occupational counseling
• Occupational Counseling in the Organizational Context

Organisational Psychology Research Methodology

Ethics and Disciplinary issues in Organisational Psychology

Psychometric Testing, Assessment and Development in Organisational Psychology

Course Layout

• We use the mastery system of education. Besides lecturing, this course provides clinical experience such as: research, case study, supervision & presentation. Assessment includes case study presentations, group participation, research paper and assignments
• The topics mentioned above are taught within two half days lectures and six 50 minutes group clinical supervisions and tutorials within a period of approximately 3 months with clinical supervision & research implemented outside of classroom. During this period, students will be given assignments and projects to do.

Equipment & venue

Below are the equipment used:

• Psychometric Instruments
• Audio Resources
• White board
• Notes/ books

Venue: International Psychology Centre, Kuala Lumpur