MSc Professional Development (Developmental Transactional Analysis)
Accredited by a University in the UK, and run by an international group of (P)TSTAs, this program is currently available in several countries, with plans to extend wherever there are enough students.
Those who specialise can add their specialisation into the title of their award – for example, they can attain MSc Professional Development (Developmental Transactional Analysis Coaching, DTA Teaching, Facilitating, etc.).
The Coaching option fits EMCC (European Mentoring & Coaching Council) reqirements at Master Practitioner Level. Practitioner Level accompanies the post graduate certificate that can be obtained by those not seeking the full MSc.
Costs will depend on where the student attends the face-to-face training. Within the UK, costs are in the region of £1500 university registration (once only), £1500 per year for assessments at certificate, diploma and masters levels over a 3 year period, and approximately £2000 per year to cover training and supervision costs, again over a 3 year period. University registration and training/supervision fees may be subject to VAT.
All hours of training, supervision and professional application that count towards the MSc will also meet the requirements for CTA, which will be an optional extra. Those with CTA already can work towards CTA Trainer and TSTA.
Students who have already acquired hours of training, supervision and professional application may be given credits for these, subject to relevance and recency.
The programme is run as a multi-level experience so can be attended whether you have a little or a lot of prior TA exposure. Students can opt for Post Graduate Certificate, Post Graduate Diploma, or the full MSc. Students can also attend without any commitment to a university qualification, and there is a lower-cost option of a certificate and diploma award from the ICDTA – International Centre for Developmental Transactional Analysis.
The programme will be run in various locations - in the UK and internationally. Some online study is also possible.
For further information, see www.pifcic.org
- Do you use TA to help others to grow and develop?
- Are you a coach, consultant, educator, facilitator, trainer, or similar role?
- Do you apply TA in organisational, educational, family or similar contexts?
- Or perhaps you already have CTA in a non-development field and yet work in developmental setting?
- Or you would like to get an MSc whilst attaining CTA Trainer or TSTA status?
Accredited by a University in the UK, and run by an international group of (P)TSTAs, this program is currently available in several countries, with plans to extend wherever there are enough students.
Those who specialise can add their specialisation into the title of their award – for example, they can attain MSc Professional Development (Developmental Transactional Analysis Coaching, DTA Teaching, Facilitating, etc.).
The Coaching option fits EMCC (European Mentoring & Coaching Council) reqirements at Master Practitioner Level. Practitioner Level accompanies the post graduate certificate that can be obtained by those not seeking the full MSc.
Costs will depend on where the student attends the face-to-face training. Within the UK, costs are in the region of £1500 university registration (once only), £1500 per year for assessments at certificate, diploma and masters levels over a 3 year period, and approximately £2000 per year to cover training and supervision costs, again over a 3 year period. University registration and training/supervision fees may be subject to VAT.
All hours of training, supervision and professional application that count towards the MSc will also meet the requirements for CTA, which will be an optional extra. Those with CTA already can work towards CTA Trainer and TSTA.
Students who have already acquired hours of training, supervision and professional application may be given credits for these, subject to relevance and recency.
The programme is run as a multi-level experience so can be attended whether you have a little or a lot of prior TA exposure. Students can opt for Post Graduate Certificate, Post Graduate Diploma, or the full MSc. Students can also attend without any commitment to a university qualification, and there is a lower-cost option of a certificate and diploma award from the ICDTA – International Centre for Developmental Transactional Analysis.
The programme will be run in various locations - in the UK and internationally. Some online study is also possible.
For further information, see www.pifcic.org
