Ms Christine Ffrench
6 points
* One 1-hour lecture and one 3-hour seminar
per week
* Second semester
* Caulfield
* Prerequisites:
APY2020
Objectives On the completion of this subject students will understand the principles of planning a career in psychology, including the writing of a curriculum vitae and an awareness of career options; understand the mechanisms of commencing and maintaining a private practice; be aware of legal, ethical, and professional issues; know about resources available to a professional psychologist.
Synopsis Central theme: professional development. Topics include career planning; the selection interview; the curriculum vitae; conducting a meeting; postgraduate and career options; psychologists' reports; negotiation; legal ethical and professional issues affecting psychological practice. Other professional issues as suggested in class.
Assessment Multiple-choice test: 40%
* Seminar
presentation: 30%
* Essay: 30%.
Prescribed texts
Australian Psychological Society Code of professional conduct
APS, 1994
Francis R D and Cameron C Handbook of professional psychology Macmillan,
1997
Psychologists Registration Act 1987 No. 60 (Vic.)
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