Who it is for

The training programme is aimed at professionals working directly with people with specific mental disorders at risk (anxiety, depression, addictions, suicidal tendencies, affective or personality disorders, etc.) in the public and private sector.

Structure

  • Duration

    4 modules of 2 days each over 4-5 months

  • Practice work

    between training modules

  • Blended format

    training in presence alternating with synchronous online training)

Certification

Full participation in the training program allows access to the final exam and the possibility to obtain a diploma issued by the University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg, Austria, accredited with 12 European Credits (ECTS).

Topics

  • Special aspects of social psychiatry and clinical psychology

  • Mental disorders and diseases

  • Patterns of health and disease

  • Relationship development and counselling in a socio-psychological context

  • Crisis intervention

  • Innovative approaches in social intervention

Added value

The curriculum, developed in partnership with Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences, Austria, is practice-oriented and based on modern scientific standards in the social field. The focus is on professional, ethical, and effective interventions.

Testimonials

2023 edition trainee

"What I appreciated most were the content quality, the trainers' training, and the course's positive energy in general. The efficient intervention techniques and the information the trainers gave from their own experience were precious to me."

2023 edition trainee

"The fact that there was more than just theory and useful information for professionals working with young people - this course tailored to professionals working with adolescents - gave me the satisfaction and motivation to participate further in similar training."

2023 edition trainee

"Of the positive aspects of the course, I could mention the atmosphere created and the way of being of the participants and trainers, which makes you express yourself freely, ask questions openly; the exchange of experience with other participants; the clarity of information. Both the structure and the content responded well to the training needs."

FAQ

  • What kind of diploma do I get at the end of the course?

    The Practitioners in Social Services course is designed to meet the needs of different professionals working in this field and does not offer specialization at an occupational level. It can be offered in different combinations of modules according to specific needs. Social workers who successfully complete this training program can benefit from 15 credits awarded by the National College of Social Workers in Romania. Given that the completed program lasts at least 20 days, participants can benefit from a diploma issued by CONCORDIA Academia together with the "Schlosshofen" Training Institute in Austria. Please check the exam admission criteria upon registration.

  • Who is eligible to participate in the training programs?

    Eligibility criteria differ from program to program depending on the accreditation the training program has (eg: ANC accredited). Certification criteria are also added to the course participation criteria. We invite you to check the eligibility criteria for each individual course.

  • Can I pay in installments?

    For long courses (more than 2 days) you can pay in installments. For the payment methods, we invite you to contact the person responsible for the course (announced when the training program is launched) or send us an email at [email protected]

  • How can I register for courses?

    During the announced registration period, please send us your updated CV and a letter of intent to [email protected]

  • To what extent does COVID-19 influence the training programs in CONCORDIA Academia?

    Due to the measures against COVID-19, last-minute changes in the program are possible (for example: conversion of physical courses to a digital alternative). Participants in those courses will be informed in due course of any changes and specific safety measures. We intend to conduct the courses in the safest possible conditions. However, participation is at your own risk. In the name of social responsibility, if you have had contact with people with a confirmed or suspected SARS-CoV-2 infection, please refrain from participating and, accordingly, announce your absence. Be sure to stay home if you have flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath).