EuroPsy (or European Certificate in Psychology) is a European standard of education, professional training and competence in psychology set by the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA).
Three new members of the EuroPsy European Awarding Committee share their experience of being part of EuroPsy:
Q & A
Peeter Pruul
Q & A:
Sara Bahia
Q & A: Mark Forshaw
Did you know..?
Did you know that:
There will be a EuroPsy workshop ‘Training the Trainers: Supervisors' evaluation of EuroPsy competencies', on May 17, 2019 at EFPA Head Office, Brussels.
Presentation of the EuroPsy at the meeting of European Federation of Psychology Students’ Association, Poland.
On Tuesday 30th October 2018, dr. Rosaleen McElvaney, Chair of the EuroPsy European Awarding Committee joined EFPSA country representatives at their meeting in Kowary, Poland where she gave a presentation on the EuroPsy and the impact of the EuroPsy for the profession of psychology in Europe.
She highlighted the importance of students engaging with the EuroPsy during their training, making themselves aware of the EuroPsy requirements, particularly if they are interested in studying, training and working in countries other than their home country.
On the picture from left to right: Elvira Aghalarova (EFPSA Marketing Officer), Ying Wai Cheung (EFPSA Finance Officer), George Savage (EFPSA Vice President), Rosaleen McElvaney (representative from EuroPsy), Tea Jermaniš (EFPSA President), Victoria Firsching (EFPSA Member Representatives Officer)
EUROPSY at the 58th Annual meeting of ASPPB Oct 18-21, 2018 in Salt Lake City (USA): "The Global Practice of psychology: Impact on Regulation and Credentialing"
Rosaleen McElvaney.
Dr. Rosaleen McElvaney, Chair of the EuroPsy European Awarding Committee joined delegates of the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) from the US and Canada at their biannual meeting in Salt Lake City in October 2018.
Rosaleen gave presentations on the history of the competency movement in Europe and on mobility agreements in Europe. She provided an overview of the EuroPsy certificate, how it is implemented across 24 countries in Europe and the impact EuroPsy has had on education curricula, legislation and the development of the profession of psychology in Europe.
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