GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING TRAINING MANUAL

Institution TETIARY
Course GUIDANCE AND COUNSEL...
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
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The overall goal of this training manual is to equip the Guidance and Counseling teachers (both National and Incentive) from the five camp secondary schools in Kakuma with Basic Counselling skills and knowledge, to enable them assist the learners in their respectiveschools in addressing the psychosocial problems which they encounter in their everyday life both within and outside the camp.
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