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A social work degree course provides you with the professional qualification required to become a social worker. It prepares students for all areas of social work, but you can choose to specialise once you qualify. Bursaries for social work degree courses are available from the NHS Business Services Authority.

5 Social Work Career Options

Social work is a very rewarding course of study, particularly for students looking to make a difference to the world. However there is a... more

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Degree Subject Intro: Social Work

Social work courses are often conducted in partnership with local schools and social and health care agencies. Study is vocational and you'll spend more than 200 days on practical placements, finding out how cases are assessed and reviewed.

You need a strong sense of ethics, a good understanding of your role in society and a thorough knowledge of your legal obligations. First-rate communication skills and patience are essential. Prospects for graduates are extremely good as there is a shortage of social workers.

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