2. Psychological counselor: a professional who uses psychology and related knowledge, follows psychological principles, and helps clients to alleviate their psychological problems through psychological counseling techniques and methods.
3. Grade:
There are three levels of this profession, namely: counselor level 3 (national vocational qualification level 3), counselor level 2 (national vocational qualification level 2) and counselor level 1 (national vocational qualification level 1).
4. Application conditions:
The third level:
(1) Bachelor degree or above in psychology, education and medicine.
(two) with a college degree in psychology, education, medicine, and after the three-level formal training of psychological counselors, they have reached the required standard hours and obtained a certificate of completion.
(3) Having a bachelor's degree or above in other majors, having received three-level formal training from psychological counselors, and having obtained a certificate of completion.
The second level:
(1) holds a doctorate in psychology, education and medicine.
(2) Having a master's degree in psychology, pedagogy and medicine, having passed the second-level formal training of psychological counselors, reaching the required standard hours, and obtaining a certificate of completion.
(3) Having obtained the third-level professional qualification certificate of psychological counselor, having been engaged in psychological counseling for three years continuously, having passed the second-level formal training of psychological counselor and reaching the required standard hours, and having obtained the certificate of completion.
(4) Having the qualifications for technical positions in psychology, education and medicine at or above the intermediate level, having reached the required standard class hours after the second-level formal training of psychological counselors, and having obtained a certificate of completion, and having been engaged in psychological counseling for three consecutive years.