Assessment, Planning and Practice in Social Service Work

Course: FAM1260

Assessment and intervention are core skills for qualified social service workers and are fundamental learning requirements for practice in the field. Strong assessment skills are required to develop an accurate understanding of clients and their needs, to identify problems, and to serve as a basis for evaluating the effectiveness of helping interventions. Students develop skills related to data collection, data interpretation, problem identification and intervention. Students learn to assess common issues experienced in the field, as well as develop comprehensive and effective intervention plans.

Prerequisites

FAM1134 and FAM1139 and FAM1272 and FAM1280 and FAM1283


All sections for this course are in progress.

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