Bachelor of Social Work (Generic)

Key Knowledge and Skills to be Acquired:

Understanding the roles, values, ethics, and principles of the social work profession.

Effective verbal and written communication for client interaction, counseling, and documentation.

Skills in empathy, active listening, interviewing, and conflict management.

Basic counseling techniques to support individuals, families, and groups.

Identifying community needs and working with groups to promote development and empowerment.

Hands-on experience through placements, working with NGOs, community centers, or social welfare agencies.

Applying theoretical knowledge to real-life social issues such as poverty, abuse, addiction, and disability.

Requirements

Secondary school or Statement with 5 O' level Credit or better and that should include Maths,English, Science or Biology and any other two subjects.

Course description

The Diploma in Social Work is a practical, skills-oriented program designed to prepare students for entry-level roles in social welfare, community support, and human services. The program introduces students to the core values, principles, and methods of social work while developing their ability to support individuals, families, and communities facing social challenges. Students learn counseling techniques, community development strategies, social welfare policies, and professional ethics. The course emphasizes hands-on fieldwork, enabling learners to apply their skills in real-world settings such as community centers, NGOs, hospitals, and social welfare agencies. Graduates are equipped to assist in addressing issues related to poverty, child welfare, disability, substance abuse, family conflict, and other social concerns.

Foundations of Social Work Practice

Communication & Interpersonal Skills

Counseling & Case Management

Community Development & Mobilization

Social Welfare Systems, Policies & Legal Frameworks

Fieldwork & Professional Practice

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