This was a well-specified and delivered course and gave me a comprehensive understanding of supervisory practice.
Equivalent to a Level 6
The Online Diploma in Clinical Supervision is a comprehensive part-time training, over eight weekends, to equip you with the concepts, confidence and skills you need to qualify as a clinical supervisor and align you with the BACP competence framework for supervision.
This clinical supervision training is designed for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. The course will explore and process the seven-eyed model and cyclical approach to supervision, enabling you to work confidently as a supervisor online, via telephone and face-to-face with individuals and groups.
Our supervision training takes place online and we therefore welcome participants from all over the UK and Ireland. We also welcome participants from organisations who may be sponsoring the course fees fully or partly, such as hospices, clinics and agencies who provide clinical supervision.
The Diploma in Clinical Supervision is led by an excellent team of tutors in the field of counselling and psychotherapy. The lead tutor is Anna Bampou, and our expert visiting tutors are Prof. Windy Dryden, Dr Susie Orbach, and Bonny Allyson.
Due to high demand, places fill quickly — our next courses begin in September 2026, and we strongly encourage early enrolment to secure your spot.
Clinical Supervision Training: Course Content Overview
Our Diploma in Clinical Supervision spans 16 days of learning, practising and reflecting, this makes up 100 guided learning hours. We cover everything a clinical supervisor would need, from key models of supervision and providing effective feedback to building relationships and working through resistance.
We focus on the importance of the supervisory relationship, developing a good working alliance with your supervisees and becoming more reflective and grounded in understanding risk and assessment. This course will align you with the BACP competence framework for supervision.
Upon completion of the course, if you are a BACP accredited therapist, you can apply to be listed on the BACP directory of supervisors.
You can see a full overview of the Diploma content here:
Days 1 & 2
Models of supervision (seven-eyed model, cyclical model, functions of supervision) and role of the supervisor.
Days 3 & 4
Working with difference and diversity, exploring the cyclical model within skills practice.
Days 5 & 6
Ethics and professional practice in supervision.
Days 7 & 8
Theories of therapist development and how to adapt supervision style.
Days 9 & 10
How to manage contracting, group dynamics, and managing group supervision.
Days 11 & 12
Reflective and restorative supervision, ethical and legal issues.
Days 13 & 14
Supervising different counselling models, supporting supervisees with case management and supervising open-ended therapy.
Days 15 & 16
Deepening supervision practice, endings in supervision.
Clinical Supervision Course Assessment
All applicants study together under the same expert tutors to provide the most valuable experience possible.
Applicants must be two years post-qualification as a counsellor or psychotherapist and either accredited or eligible for accreditation with BACP, NCPS, or registered with UKCP.
Standard Assessment Criteria (for all applicants):
- Assessment by tutors during the course
- One written assignment of 3,500 words
- Minimum 20 hours of group and/or individual logged supervision practice.
- Live facilitation of a supervision session, assessed by self and peers
Academic Writing Assistance (optional)
TAC works with Ash Phipps to give students access to tuition in academic writing.
Ash Phipps has 10 years’ experience teaching study skills strategies to students who want to develop their writing skills and specialises in SpLDs (dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD, ADD, Autism).
For any further questions and fees, please call 020 3051 8235 or email [email protected]
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If you would like any further information, please contact the Training School team at [email protected] or call 020 3051 8235.
Why Choose TAC Training School For Your Diploma In Clincial Supervision?
Training as a clinical supervisor is not just a professional milestone; it’s a transformative journey that empowers you to elevate your practice, nurture emerging talent, and uphold the highest standards of ethical care.
Amy Launder, a graduate of the TAC Diploma in Clinical Supervision and a visiting tutor and clinical supervisor for our Diploma in Integrative Counselling, shares why she chose to do her supervision training at The Awareness Centre Training School.
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If you have any questions about the training process, our team is here to answer them – big or small. Don’t hesitate to call us!
Course Fees
Our courses can become oversubscribed, so we encourage early enrolment. Places on each intake will be offered to applicants on a first-come, first-served basis.
VIEW APRIL TERM DATES.
September 2026 – April 2026
16 days over 8 weekends
- Dates: 12th September 2026 – 17th April 2027
- Day: Saturday & Sunday
- Time: 10:00 – 17:00
- Location: Online
- Fee: £2,175 inclusive of 20% VAT
ONLY 10 PLACES REMAINING – ENROL TODAY!
Applications close 26th June 2026
Please note dates are subject to change.
| 2026 | Saturday | Sunday |
| Weekend 1 | 12 September | 13 September |
| Weekend 2 | 17 October | 18 October |
| Weekend 3 | 14 November | 15 November |
| Weekend 4 | 05 December | 06 December |
| 2027 | December Holiday | |
| Weekend 5 | 16 January | 17 January |
| Weekend 6 | 13 February | 14 February |
| Weekend 7 | 13 March | 14 March |
| Weekend 8 | 17 April | 18 April |
Payment options
Full payment: Initial deposit of £350 required on course agreement. Balance payment £1,825. Total – £2,175.
Monthly payment: Initial deposit of £350 required on course agreement. 8 x monthly instalments of £268.75. Total – £2,500. (This increased fee includes administration costs).
*All fees are inclusive of 20% VAT. Deposits are non-refundable. Your statutory rights remain unaffected and are detailed in the contract you will receive upon enrolment.
If you have any questions, give us a call to talk through course and payment plans on 020 3051 8235.
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If you would like any further information, please contact the Training School team at [email protected] or call 020 3051 8235.
Diploma in Clinical Supervision: Course Entry Requirements
To apply you must:
- Be a qualified counsellor or psychotherapist.
- Have a minimum of 2 year’s post-qualification experience.
- Be accredited or be eligible for accreditation with BACP, NCPS or an equivalent body or registered with UKCP.
Clinical Supervision Practice & Placements
To complete the supervision course, you will need to gain 20 clinical hours; therapists can either provide supervision within their private practice or offer supervision within their work organisation. There are also suitable supervisor placements within many counselling and psychotherapy organisations where student therapists are on placement. You will need to be in supervision of supervision. Your supervisor will need to sign off your clinical hours.
Where does the clinical supervision course take place?
This clinical supervision training is held online.
Your Career as a Clinical Supervisor
Graduates of The Awareness Centre have successfully worked as clinical supervisors in the UK and abroad. They have either started working for The Awareness Centre as a supervisor within our NHS or Low Cost counselling services supervising our placement therapists or our Training School supervising our students. Some graduates have included supervision within their private practices or found employment within the private, public or charity sector. They have also gone on to work within other training schools and universities.
DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?
If you have any questions about the training process, our team is here to answer them – big or small. Don’t hesitate to call us!
Student Reviews
Our Diploma in Clinical Supervision students have provided some great feedback on what developing your supervision skills can be like with The Awareness Centre. Read about their experience at The Awareness Centre Training School.
I am delighted to share my positive experience with The Awareness Centre’s Level 6 supervision course. From the onset, I have been thoroughly impressed with the course content, the professionalism of the tutors, and the overall learning environment.The tutors leading the Level 6 supervision course are knowledgeable and professional. Their expertise adds immense value to the learning experience, providing insights and practical guidance that enhance the course material. I appreciate their commitment to fostering an environment that encourages active participation and meaningful discussions.The course material itself is rich in information, offering a comprehensive understanding of supervision at a Level 6 standard. The content is thoughtfully curated, and I find it both stimulating and applicable to my professional development. The delivery of the course is well-structured, allowing for a seamless learning process.One aspect of the course that has significantly contributed to my growth is the interactive and engaging learning environment. The group dynamics, coupled with the open communication facilitated by the tutors, have created an atmosphere conducive to the best learning outcomes. I am genuinely looking forward to completing the course and applying my enhanced skills in my practice.Thank you to The Awareness Centre for providing a platform that truly facilitates growth and learning in the field of supervision.
Completing the TAC course has been a really positive experience. It deepened my understanding of both theory and practice, and encouraged meaningful self‑reflection. The balance between learning, discussion, and practical application was excellent. The supportive and excellent learning environment made it easy to engage and ask questions. I feel this course has had a direct and beneficial impact on my clinical supervision and therapy work. The remote nature of the training made it possible for me to attend while working fulltime too.
I’d not hesitate to recommend it based on my experience.
Why You Should Train As A Clincial Supervisor
For counsellors and psychotherapists looking to elevate their careers and contribute meaningfully to the growth of their profession, undergoing training as a clinical supervisor enhances you to be an all-rounded practitioner. Working with supervisees within an organisation or private practice can be rewarding, especially as they start on the road to becoming a therapist, either as a student or whilst on placement, developing their skills and experience.
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If you would like any further information, please contact the Training School team at [email protected] or call 020 3051 8235.