This short course is an ideal introduction to anyone wishing to become a Wellbeing Champion in an organisation.
It does not qualify you as a ‘wellbeing expert’ but gives you a practical insight in to the role of a Wellbeing Champion.
Before completing this course you are strongly advised to take at least one of the other courses from the Resilience and Wellbeing list (Developing Mental Strength, Change and Resilience, Managing Stress and Anxiety etc).
In the process of becoming a wellbeing champion you will inevitably improve your own wellbeing and, in some ways, become a role model for others.
You will cover:
The role of a Wellbeing Champion
The requirements of the role
The Dos and Don’ts associated with the role of Wellbeing Champion
The course materials and knowledge test for this course are provided online so students will need internet access and IT equipment to complete the course.
Previous knowledge or experience would be of benefit but is not essential.
“I’ve really enjoyed everything about the course. I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I first started because it had been a long time since I had been in education, but since coming back to College I’ve really enjoyed learning all of the subjects – even the ones that are more difficult.”
“NEScol is an enriching learning environment where staff go above and beyond to ensure you experience great learning and understanding and also support YOU as an individual, encouraging you work to your full potential and achieve great things.”
“NESCol was a stepping–stone for me. It was calm, the course was paced evenly and the support I got was phenomenal. There was always help available. It prepared us for progressing into 2nd year in RGU.”
“The lecturers are really helpful and understanding, and all of the people in my class get on really well.”
“NESCol is the place that restored my faith in the education system and I was very fortunate to form great relationships, making friends for life and learning from lecturers that could see my passion and believed in me!”
“I enjoyed being a student at NESCol because, for the first time in my life, I had people that believed in me and I am now one step closer to my dream career that I never thought would happen.”
Please Note: Distance learning courses have flexible start dates and applications will be considered at all points of the year.
For non-Scottish residents – the College will confirm fees payable for your chosen course on booking and these may differ from the advertised fee
Please note that this service will only accept credit or debit card payment for the full course fee.
If you are eligible for Remission of Fees then you must complete this booking form and supply the relevant fee waiver documents to one of our Campuses or Centres. Some courses are not eligible for fee waiver applications. For further information please contact our Student Advice Centre.
Completed forms should be signed and returned to us at the following freepost address:
The Student Information & Admissions Manager
North East Scotland College
FREEPOST RTJJ-TXBA-AEZS
Aberdeen City Campus
Gallowgate
Aberdeen
Scotland
UK AB25 1BN
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