Study Guide

Objectives

The content of this training involves deepening expertise in social law, structural social work, client-centered development, and critical reflection.

Upon completing this course, the student will:
• Be able to identify and evaluate practices and service system operations that impact clients’ life situations
• Critically analyze structures that may diminish well-being and participation
• Understand the legal framework related to service systems and apply it to client-centered development
• Develop an ethical, critically reflective, and investigative approach to their work

Content

• Participatory and empowering approaches
• Client-centered development
• Service operational logic and boundaries
• Legal competence and knowledge of legislation
• Structural social work
• Critical reflection

Assessment criteria, pass/fail

Approved:

Student:
• skills, knowledge, and attitude demonstrate competence in the field of social work
• analyzes the relationships between relevant phenomena and concepts, and is able to apply these in their practice at the internship site and in their internship report
• takes responsibility and is committed not only to their own actions but also to client work and the functioning of the internship site

Not approved:

Student:
• skills, knowledge, and attitude do not demonstrate competence in the field of social work
• theoretical expertise remains at a descriptive and declarative level
• fails to apply the relationships between phenomena and concepts in their practice at the internship site or in the internship report
• does not take professional responsibility for their actions at the internship site