Diploma in Social Work and Community

• Instructor: admin
• Lectures: 18
• Duration: 10 weeks

The Diploma in Social Work and Community Development fosters skills for community advocacy, social services, and support work.

Certainly, here’s an outline of the curriculum for the Diploma in Social Work and Community Development program at Ambritch College of Technology:

Foundations of Social Work and Community Development

• Introduction to Social Work
• Social Work Theories and Models
• Human Behavior and Development
• Community Development Principles
• Communication Skills for Social Work
• Introduction to Counseling Techniques

Social Work Practice and Community Engagement

• Social Welfare Policies and Programs
• Case Management and Intervention Strategies
• Group Work and Group Facilitation
• Community Organizing and Advocacy
• Cultural Competency in Social Work
• Ethical Issues in Social Work

Advanced Topics in Social Work and Community Development

• Family and Child Welfare
• Mental Health and Substance Abuse
• Social Work in Healthcare Settings
• Aging and Gerontology
• Social Work Research Methods
• Crisis Intervention and Trauma

Practical Training and Internship: Students participate in supervised practical training and internships with social service agencies, NGOs, or community organizations. This provides hands-on experience in working with individuals, families, and communities.

Final Project: Students complete a final project that showcases their ability to apply social work principles and strategies to real-world scenarios. This could involve designing a community development program, conducting a needs assessment, or developing a resource guide for a specific population.

Throughout the program, students engage in role-playing, case studies, workshops, and discussions to enhance their practical skills and theoretical understanding. The curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for roles in social work, community development, counseling, and related fields. It also emphasizes the importance of ethical practice, cultural sensitivity, and social justice in the context of helping individuals and communities.