What you'll learn Preliminary course and preparation for post secondary social work program. Policy. Global citizenship. Social class. Social Work Ethos. Systemic Problems. Power, privilege & prestige. And much, much more! Requirements None. Description INSTRUCTOR HAS ACCREDITED DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL SERVICE WORKUPDATE: Case study dissection scenario + resource activity included (downloadable)* Printable online certificate available upon completion of course* Do you want to enter the filed of social work ?This is your preliminary crash course prior to the social work program in college, I will give you insights on my personal experiences and knowledge I've gained on my journey.Known as the "helping profession" a lot of students enter the social work university programs without being prepared and are surprised to find out it may not have been what they've expected.I myself have successfully graduated from an accredited social work program in college and although I am no longer practicing, I bring my personal insights and balanced perspective to the table. The advantage of taking this course created by me is I blend my in field experiences as a social worker and my business experiences as well that helps students see the bigger picture and look at problems from different perspectives.The aim of this course is to help you think critically.I will cover a variety of different topics and controversial social issues among other things.My goal is to help you think transformative, approach systemic problems from a multifaceted view point, and develop strong analytical skills. The job prospects for social workers are excellent as every industry you can think of has some sort of "social work department", whether your looking for employment in schools, banks, and even in government jobs.What You'll LearnPolicyDemographicsCode of ethicsCase StudyPhilosophyCareer pathsGlobal citizenshipSocial classRich getting richerLevels of society Systemic ProblemsPower, privilege & prestigeAnd, much, much more!Therefore, if you want to be prepared before going into the social work program and be familiar with the content that will be taught in your college classes, then I encourage you to enroll now.UPDATE: Case study dissection scenario + resource activity included (downloadable)Buy Now! Overview Section 1: Personal bias Lecture 1 Personal bias Section 2: Course overview Lecture 2 Course overview Section 3: Vocabulary Lecture 3 Vocabulary Section 4: Introduction Lecture 4 Introduction Section 5: Policy Lecture 5 Policy Section 6: Demographics and code of ethics Lecture 6 Demographics and code of ethics Section 7: Philosophy Lecture 7 Philosophy Section 8: Career paths and global citizenship Lecture 8 Career paths and global citizenship Section 9: Social class Lecture 9 Social class Section 10: "Rich getting richer" Lecture 10 "Rich getting richer" Part 1 Lecture 11 "Rich getting richer" Part 2 Section 11: Levels of society Lecture 12 Levels of society Section 12: Systemic Problems Lecture 13 Systemic Problems Section 13: Power, Privilege & Prestige Lecture 14 Power, Privilege & Prestige Section 14: Formulating Your Own Opinion! Lecture 15 Part 1 Lecture 16 Part 2 Lecture 17 Part 3 Lecture 18 Part 4 Lecture 19 Part 5 Lecture 20 Part 6 Lecture 21 Part 7 Section 15: Case Study Lecture 22 Case Study Section 16: Work Life Balance Lecture 23 Work Life Balance Section 17: Other Course Recommendations Lecture 24 Other Course Recommendations Section 18: Conclusion Lecture 25 Conclusion People interested in the helping profession.,People who want to learn more about the social work field.,Students who want to learn humanitarian concepts, philosophies, and liberal socially progressive views.,Students who want unbiased and balanced perspectives on the realities of social work in relation to broader society.
