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Useful for social work majors or readers considering the possibility of social work as a career, this new edition provides updated career facts and statistics. This practical reference provides basic information on becoming a social worker, including information on accredited social work programs at all levels – baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral programs – as well as guidance on social work licensing regulations and procedures, fields and organizations that employ social workers, applying for employment, and even adapting to one’s first job in social work. All of the information is provided in clear, direct language and in easy-to-follow charts and tables. This new edition provides up-to-date statistics on fields of social work, current addresses of professional social work and related organizations, and updated information about licensing procedures and regulations in every state. For anyone intersted in social work.
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This book is great for anyone interested in pursuing a career in social work. The author thoroughly explains the different degrees you can get and what you can do with each degree. He gives honest information about salaries, work stressors, and benefits. He is impartial, yet gives adequate personal guidance. I bought the book mainly to learn about the different degrees and types of jobs. For those looking for a job, however, there is a multitude of information on how to get started. For others just starting like myself, this is a must buy!
Rating: 4 / 5
I had high hopes for this book, but I could not even get past the first 35 or so pages. Painful to read – it is like reading a dictionary. Can’t tell you if there is god info in there – because I can’t bring myself to read it. It actually had phrases like, “It is important when you have a job to give your full effort” and “Quitting a job means that you will no longer be employed there”. I mean come on – give me some usefull info.
Try “Days in the Lives of Social Workers”. Much better book if you are trying to decide if a career in Social Work is right for you.
Rating: 2 / 5