Yes. You must undergo a selection process, which consists of an application and a structured interview. These are used to examine the fit between the goals and structure of the College’s registration program and the needs of the individual.
Our interns are employed in a variety of roles in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Current interns are employed in rehabilitation, employment services, community, family and child psychology, early intervention, juvenile justice, NDIS and mental health roles.
Yes. Approximately 95% of our interns are engaged in full-time, paid work. Our programs are flexible and geared around the full-time employee. Workshops and group supervision are conducted in the evenings and at weekends. Where possible, supervisors are allocated based on interns’ work and other commitments.
Our programs do not lead to endorsement as a clinical psychologist. Our programs are designed to meet the requirements for attaining general registration as a psychologist. However, upon receiving your general registration from the Board (after completing your internship), it is possible to work in these fields as a general psychologist, depending on the job [...]
Our programs meet all of the Psychology Board of Australia requirements for general registration and provide a solid foundation of knowledge and practical skills over and above minimum requirements to enable you to enter the workforce as a competent and confident registered psychologist. We provide all supervision requirements of PsyBA. Our individual and group supervisors are [...]
No. PsyBA requires an accredited five-year sequence of study with an additional year internship, or a four-year sequence of study plus two years internship if you commenced this pathway prior to 30th June 2022 or a two-year master degree in order to be registered as a psychologist. Further information about approved psychology courses may be [...]
There are three current pathways to registration with the Psychology Board of Australia plus a teaching period for a fourth pathway: an accredited 5th and 6th year Master degree a five-year accredited sequence of study plus a one-year Board approved internship (5+1); an overseas qualification deemed by the Board to be substantially equivalent to pathways [...]