Theory and Practice of Social Work I

Course Code: 
SOWK1003

This course examines the basic skill components of the three methods, their similarities and differences and reviews the requisite tools of planning, documentation, and evaluation. Three written assignments require students to integrate aspects of their fieldwork and employment experience to readings, classroom and case materials.  Introduction to Social Work II introduces the core methods of Social Work practice: casework, group work and community development/social action - geared for the generalist who may need to integrate and draw on all methods in their fieldwork and employment.  The course also outlines Human Skills Laboratories: Use of varied interactive media to facilitate development of skills in interpersonal relations and, in particular, for social work intervention.

Semester: 
Semester 2
Pre-Requisites: 
SOWK1001