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1. • • Social work is a practice-based profession and academic discipline founded on theories of social work, social science, and humanities.
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     CASW Social Work Scope of Practice

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   What degrees do social workers have?

   • Social workers have university degrees in social work at three levels: Bachelor of Social W ork (BSW), Masters in Social Work (MSW), and Doctorate in Social Work (PhD/DSW. Social workers may also have training in specialized areas of practice, such as Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mediation, and marriage and family therapy.

   Fact Sheet 2 Regulations and Standards of Practice - OASW

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   Can a social worker be a registered social worker?

   • Use of the titles Social Worker and Registered Social Worker is regulated in all provinces. Membership in a provincial association of social workers is usually required. You might need to get a certification from a regulatory authority before you start working.

   Social Worker in Canada | Job requirements - Job Bank

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   How do social workers become registered?

   • Each province has enacted legislation and established social work regulatory bodies to govern the profession in accordance with the legislation. Provincial social work legislation varies from province to province. Individual social workers become registered by becoming a member of a provincial regulatory body.

   Regulatory Bodies - Canadian Association of Social Workers

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   How do I become a social worker?

   • Training Social work education consists of theoretical courses and practical training at the undergraduate or graduate level. In most provinces the Bachelor of Social Work is the minimum educational requirement for entry into the profession. Postgraduate education leading to a master’s or doctoral degree is also available.

   How do I become a Social Worker?

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   What skills do you need to be a social worker?

   • This type of social work requires good analytical and decision-making skills to weigh out options and decide the best course of action. You must also be able to see a program or policy through from start to finish. Educators and researchers investigate and develop new methods of practicing social work and/or teaching social work to others.

   What Type of Social Worker Will You Be? - NASW

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   How do I become a social worker in Canada?

   • Voluntary work in a social service agency is a plus. For information about social work education in Canada contact the Canadian Association for Social Work Education (CASWE). For those who completed a Bachelor of Master of Social Work degree outside of Canada or the United States, please consult CASW's Assessment of International Credentials page.

   How do I become a Social Worker?

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3. www.casw-acts.ca › en › what-social-workHow do I become a Social Worker? | Canadian Association of ...

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   In most provinces the Bachelor of Social Work is the minimum educational requirement for entry into the profession. Postgraduate education leading to a master’s or doctoral degree is also available. A four-year undergraduate program is required for a bachelor’s degree.

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   what is the primary mission of the social work profession? which group of people do social workers pay particular attention to? what kind of profession is social work? is social work based on anything? what level of society does social work effect? what does NASW stand for?

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6. www.socialworkers.org › Careers › NASW-Career-CenterWhat Type of Social Worker Will You Be? - NASW

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   This type of social work requires good analytical and decision-making skills to weigh out options and decide the best course of action. You must also be able to see a program or policy through from start to finish.

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7. www.jobbank.gc.ca › marketreport › requirementsSocial Worker in Canada | Job requirements - Job Bank

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   Find out what is typically needed to work as a social worker in Canada. See what education, training or certification is usually required to practice this occupation. Visit Job Bank to learn more about professional licensing and other regulatory requirements in Canada.

8. www.casw-acts.ca › en › what-social-workWhat is Social Work? | Canadian Association of Social Workers

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   • Can I Become A Social Worker If I Have A Criminal Record?

   Universities across Canada offer degree programs in social work at the bachelor, master’s and PhD levels. The programs involve a combination of knowledge-based coursework and practical experience gained through practicums, as well as self-reflection to complement the knowledge and experience components. If you’re considering applying for a social w...

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   To work as a social worker in Canada, you will need: 1. A bachelor’s degree in social work 1.1. Note: Alberta requires either a bachelor’s degree in social work or a diploma in social work Depending on where you live and your specific career goals, you may also need: 1. Supervised practical experience (practicum) 2. Provincial/Territorial written a...

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   To practice as a social worker in the following provinces/territories, you will need to be registered with a regulatory authority within your province or territory: 1. Alberta 2. British Columbia 3. Manitoba 4. New Brunswick 5. Newfoundland and Labrador 6. Northwest Territories 7. Nova Scotia 8. Ontario 9. Prince Edward Island 10. Quebec 11. Saskat...

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   Yes, you can work as Registered Social Worker if you have a criminal record. In many cases, your lived experience can be useful in your career because it’ll help you to connect with clients. Here’s what you should know about pursuing social work with a criminal record: 1. Education: Most social work schools will ask students to disclose a criminal ...

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9. www.casw-acts.ca › en › regulation-associationRegulatory Bodies - Canadian Association of Social Workers

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   Each province has enacted legislation and established social work regulatory bodies to govern the profession in accordance with the legislation. Provincial social work legislation varies from province to province.

10. oasw.org › Public › PublicFact Sheet 2 Regulations and Standards of Practice - OASW

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    The practice of social work in Ontario is regulated by the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW). All OCSWSSW members are required to follow the profession’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.