Key words
Sociocultural work and approaching groups
Objectives
The students study two options of Social Work.
- Social Work: linked on the basic courst students concentrate on exercising skills and on attitude and reflection on methodological acting.
- Social Cultural Work: to gain a deeper insight into what social cultural work is about and into the methodological and organisational aspects of social cultural work (how to organise a press conference, how to set up an exposition, ...)
- Social counselling: during this course students get acquainted with the field of activities and the role of social advisor. The emphasis is put on the practical use of jurispudence within the field of social welfar.
- Human Resource Management: students gain insight in basic models, techniques and instuments of human resource management. In the course of this educational proces they also develop a strong vision on historic as well as recent developments in the territory of personnel management, e.g. recruitment, selection, carreer planning and development of skills and attitudes that are required by a professional HR-officer.
Topics
- Social work: exercices and assignments within the field of social cultural work
- Social Cultural Work: exercices and assignments within the field of social cultural work
- Social counselling: exercices and assignments within the field of jurisprudence
- Human Resource Management: within small workgroups student elaborate a project in the field of personnel management.
Prerequisites
In previous courses the students obtained a sight on social word and the methods used in it.
Final Objectives
Materials used
- teacher's course
- school library materials
- personal notes
Study costs
Study guidance
Teaching Methods
- lectures
- (group)exercises
- individual reports
- group reports
- training period
Assessment
Social Work:
- examination: no
- assignments
- case study
Social Cultural work:
- assignments
- evaluation
Social counselling:
- individual rapports
HRM:
- examination: no
- assignments: powerpoint presentation
- evaluation
Lecturer(s)
Nancy DE BLIECK
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