Social Work with Children and Families ASET Level 4
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A Distance Learning Course of 12 Lessons.
Course Description:
Working with children and families is a highly specialised and skilled area of social work. To be effective, social workers need to be flexible, knowledgeable and highly mindful of many aspects of the family and the obstacles to be encountered working with them.
This course will aim to introduce you to the structure of the family, and teach you to take the necessary factors into consideration, as well as the procedures involved and the proper course of action when working with children and families in a social work context.
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Course Syllabus:
The Social and Political Context of Social Work with Children and Families,
Principles of Social Work with Children and Families,
The Process of Social Work with Children and Families,
Direct Work with Children and Young People in the Family,
Working with Adults in the Family,
Working with the Family as a Group,
Immediate Protection of the Child,
Protecting Children 2: Ensuring the Child's Future Welfare,
Working with Children being Looked after by the Local Authority,
Social Work with Families through Transitions, Loss and Gain,
Children and Families and Special Needs,
Empowerment and Partnership in Work with Children and Families.
Payment plans are available on request.
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