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    Certificate Programs in Social Work

    A certificate fulfills a number of different needs. It can connect two phases of academic study or it can provide additional qualifications and training for current professionals. A certificate is available in a variety of areas such as technology, humanities, engineering, business, and life sciences.

    What is a certificate in social work? This program is designed for students who want to offer professional help for issues that threaten the welfare of individuals. A certificate is beneficial for students who have taken some classes but want to really dive in to social work topics, and it is also beneficial for current professionals who want to gain skills to help them in private practice. Every program will vary, but topic examples include communication, psychology, and ethics.

    Students who earn this certificate benefit in that they can help individuals and groups on many different levels. Social work is also an area that is expecting big job growth, so jobs should be readily available.

    The costs associated with earning a social work certificate will vary depending on a number of factors. The reputation of the school and length of the program are main factors. Students who are interested should contact the schools directly to ask about tuition and other fees.

    Individuals with a degree in social work can find a job in a variety of different environments. Many choose to work in social care services such child welfare and human service agencies, mental health clinics, or settlement houses. There are also careers available in industry and other enterprises such as public administration; health, child care, community, and employment services; education; penal and judicial institutions; and charity and voluntary organizations.

    Start researching and comparing schools by using our online database. Starting now, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.