Thannks for sharing this bro...psychology need more clarity especially for students who wanna do the course..its not easy..its a journey that needs perseverance and commitment.
There's also neuropsychologist, the highest paying specialization, clinical second but with industrial very flexible can earn a lot depending on how big the company you work for or how many companies do you offer your services to, so arguably it can be the highest paid.
In South Africa, prospective students passionate about psychology have two main educational paths to consider: a 4-year B-Psych equivalent degree or a 4-year social work degree with a psychology major. These options enable you to be competitive in the wellness job market while pursuing your Honours degree in psychology or exploring opportunities in less intense fields, such as employee wellbeing or general counselling, which are less demanding than clinical psychology. These two qualifications are professionally recognised by regulatory bodies in SA. You cannot register with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) with only a postgraduate Honours degree in Psychology or a 3-year BA in psychology. But at least with a 4-year B-Psych you can as either a Psychometrist or counsellor and with Social Work you can register with SACSSP which is even internationally recognised. Extras, SW can offer professional counselling, child maintenance issues, and so many other court related duties.
All the information he mentioned is true, but minimum years of becoming a psychologist is 6years provided that you get in first time of applying 3 years undergraduate, 1 honours 2 Masters (Coursework & Internship) + 1 year comserve if you’re going the clinical psychology route.
Yoh Gift it’s like you knew I’m skeptical on wether I want to study psychology. Mainly because there’s this fear that has been instilled in me that “ there’s no jobs for this field “ “ it’s not paying” but to me it’s about my passion.I really want to go into this field and after this I definitely will
It depends on the type of degree you choose you do. There's a BPsych, BA with a major in psychology or a BSS with a major in psychology. I do BA. and my major is English and Industrial psychology at UKZN ( with BA and BSS you need to have a double major). At my school you need atleast 28 points and a 60-65% final mark in english. Hope this helps!!!! ;)
Thank you so much for interviewing this professional psychologist. He cleared most of prejudices. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!❤
Thannks for sharing this bro...psychology need more clarity especially for students who wanna do the course..its not easy..its a journey that needs perseverance and commitment.
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There's also neuropsychologist, the highest paying specialization, clinical second but with industrial very flexible can earn a lot depending on how big the company you work for or how many companies do you offer your services to, so arguably it can be the highest paid.
In South Africa, prospective students passionate about psychology have two main educational paths to consider: a 4-year B-Psych equivalent degree or a 4-year social work degree with a psychology major. These options enable you to be competitive in the wellness job market while pursuing your Honours degree in psychology or exploring opportunities in less intense fields, such as employee wellbeing or general counselling, which are less demanding than clinical psychology. These two qualifications are professionally recognised by regulatory bodies in SA. You cannot register with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) with only a postgraduate Honours degree in Psychology or a 3-year BA in psychology. But at least with a 4-year B-Psych you can as either a Psychometrist or counsellor and with Social Work you can register with SACSSP which is even internationally recognised. Extras, SW can offer professional counselling, child maintenance issues, and so many other court related duties.
I really love people positive about psychology
All the information he mentioned is true, but minimum years of becoming a psychologist is 6years provided that you get in first time of applying
3 years undergraduate, 1 honours 2 Masters (Coursework & Internship) + 1 year comserve if you’re going the clinical psychology route.
I am a first year studying B of psychology in 6 years to come I will become clinical psychologist 😍😍❤️.
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Yoh Gift it’s like you knew I’m skeptical on wether I want to study psychology. Mainly because there’s this fear that has been instilled in me that “ there’s no jobs for this field “ “ it’s not paying” but to me it’s about my passion.I really want to go into this field and after this I definitely will
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This channel has also helped me❤
I liked even before watching because finally some light to an underated and misunderstood profession, that pays very good money.
Danko I was already planning to study psychology next year. Thanks so much. ❤
Go for it Miss!
Best of luck!❤
Great. 🎉 please interview a social worker, my brother.🙏 🙏 🙏
Will do soon❤
How he clarified so much most didn’t ❤😊
I think you should collaborate with the university's bro and make it easy for people to apply
Where did he take the bridging course to go into IP?
What is the bridging course he took?
what subjects do i need to do in high school?
It depends on the type of degree you choose you do. There's a BPsych, BA with a major in psychology or a BSS with a major in psychology. I do BA. and my major is English and Industrial psychology at UKZN ( with BA and BSS you need to have a double major). At my school you need atleast 28 points and a 60-65% final mark in english. Hope this helps!!!! ;)
Which year are you doing?
Thanks Gift for this, much appreciated!
My pleasure!❤
Thank you so Much for this🙏🏾❤️
You are so welcome❤
i need to book a session with him🙏
Check him on linked in