KPEI
The Korea Psychological Education Institute (KPEI) offers free online psychology certifications including counseling psychology, art therapy, child psychology, and more. Courses and certificates are provided at no cost.
Duration
Varies by certification
Level
Beginner
Deadline
No Deadline
No prerequisites. Anyone can enroll in the free certification courses. Platform is in Korean.
Counseling psychology fundamentals — communication skills and therapeutic approaches
Child and adolescent psychology — developmental stages and behavior management
Art therapy basics — creative expression and psychological healing
Positive psychology and mental wellness strategies
Crisis counseling and emotional support techniques
The Korea Psychological Education Institute (KPEI) is a Korean organization specializing in psychology education and certification. It offers a wide range of psychology-related certifications recognized in the Korean social services and education sectors.
Founded
2010
Location
Seoul, South Korea
Recognition
Korea's popular free psychology certification provider
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