Social Work

Not having a bias (a sense of national superiority) over many other cultures.

You cannot become a social worker with just an associate's degree. I'm sorry, but it is the truth. It's smart to get a Masters. I got mine and would suggest it, it's a great career:)

Know a few interesting facts about the person as well as a couple of their accomplishments related to the function. Simply begin by saying: "It is my pleasure to introduce someone who ____________, and ___________, and has been noted for ___________. Please join me in welcoming Mr/Mrs./Ms _________.

Good Luck! I'm sure you will do fine. :)

legislation is important to protect the human rights of society and to improve the socio-economic conditions of the society.

The associates degree is designed as a two year program of study as a full-time student provided the student takes the degree as prescribed by the college, and provided the student does not require prerequisite coursework as a result of basic skills testing. There are some programs of study that may take a bit longer depending on the number of credits required. Usually these are programs within the health related fields. In addition, for students who require developmental coursework as a result of basic skills testing, it would take longer. How much longer would depend on the extent of the developmental courses they are required to take. Evidently, those individuals who attend college on a part-time bases would also extend their time in school. How much longer would depend on the credit load carried each semester. Typically, an associates degree takes between 60 and 64 credits to complete depending on the specific school, program of study, and state mandates.

Documentary Sources- books, journals,magazines of any format

Institutional Sources- school /colleges, govt. offices, NGOs

Human sources- Govt. official, elite group,religious/holy priest

Virtual sources- web sources

Nobody really knows who the first counselor actually was. Anyone who gave anyone advice since the beginning of time was considered a counselor.

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Social workers have very strong boundaries. They do not let themselves get too attached to a case, but at the same time, they seek justice for the innocent.

It is very important for social workers to entirely understand the problems of the service users in order to give them the greatest opportunity to overcome the problems effectively. The consequences of not understanding the problems are that social workers will be left to react and intervene in an unplanned and unsystematic way. This could further result in the social workers devising the wrong care plan and making the situation worse for the service user instead of improving it for them. Looking back at the National Occupational Standards of Social Workers not assessing the needs of the service users effectively is going against the standards set. So in order to meet the standards set the method in which the problem should be overcome is through understanding each problem on a basic level. "If we are to maintain the integrity of community care, social services and social work, we have to confront the constant tendency that we all have to regress to the individualization of peoples problems". (Smale and Tuson, 1993 p.30) What the quotation is backing is that to make sure peoples problems are overcome social workers need to make sure that they successfully complete a social work assessment. The social work assessment will then help the social worker to individually understand the circumstances of the case on an individual level taking everything into consideration and put together a care plan that meets their needs and will help to overcome the problems.

You can get a good entry level job. The BSW is still the preferred degree in the the human services because the degree is accredited and the education is well understood. It is also very practical and has a defined internship. Now as with most professional fields the MA is becoming increasingly desired and required. So with a BSW you can get an entry level position - but in general you will want to go back for an MSW if you wish to advance in your career. Now with a BSW you can usually apply for advanced standing to most MSW programs and do your degree in one year rather than two.

I know it's difficult for you being in the midst of all this confusion, but please understand that you just "can't go live with someone" because YOU want too. There is a great deal of responsibility looking after children and also it's an expense. If the family wants to take you in, then they have to apply to Child Welfare or the person handling your case. I suggest you speak to this "special family" and make sure it's OK with them. If so, they must apply to try and adopt you or at least be your foster parents. Good luck Marcy Marcy

How old are you? We adopted an older child and we know how hard it is to get anything done. If you need help please let me know. Post a question and direct it to GAIL.

Members of the cardiac rehabilitation team may include a dietician or nutritionist, physical therapist, exercise physiologist, psychologist, vocational counselor, occupational therapist, and social worker.

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for legislation and funding from the State & Federal Government

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I can only answer for Scotland's workers. Newly Qualified workers can start on approx. £24,000 p.a., but this really depends on whether the employer / organisation is statutory (e.g. local authority) / voluntary / private, and who the local authority is. Some councils will pay more than others. Workers that have more experience usually around two years post qualifying, will expect to earn between £29,000 - £32,000 p.a. The opportunity for wage rises is under question at the moment due to political .strategies and governmental aims to save money in certain areas - one being the statutory sector, health and social care in particular.

Hope this helps.

Pro: you usually get more money and more vacation time. Con: you won't be paid for overtime and can be asked to work as long as it takes to get the project completed.

It is generally thought that workers who are involved with the decision-making process feel more of a sense of ownership in their work, take more pride in their work, and are better performers on the job

if you no they are not good for you...you have to leave them behind

which kind of communication we have with clients in social work

Questions asked at n interview can never be predicted. Although it can be assumed questions will be asked that pertain to the job. Two common questions asked relate to greatest strengths and weaknesses.