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INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK |
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| Lectured in |
1st year Bachelor in social work
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| Theory |
[A] 46.0 |
| Exercises |
[B] 32.0 |
| Training and projects |
[C] 12.0 |
| Studytime |
[D] 210 |
| Studypoints |
[E] 7 |
| Level |
introductory |
| Language of instruction |
Dutch |
| Lecturer |
Luc De Droogh
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| Reference |
SCSWKX01A00009 |
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Key words
Polecy and organisation in Social Work
Objectives
The students :
- Knowledge about the history of Social Work
- Argue influences of the different backgrounds of S.W.
- Knowledge about the different topics of the degrees of General Work for The Common Good and etnical-cultural minorities
- Analyse the statute of Public Centre of Social Welfare and refugies
- Explain the different departments of welfare (emphasis on department four)
- Participate actif in different exercices and cases
- Working in team
- Show their attitudes (e.a. responsibility) and work indepentend
Topics
1. History of the origin of social Assistance (poverty and housing)
2. Flemisch Community : budget (with estimates of revenue and expenditures) and the different departments (emphasis on department four).
Departments/organisations :
- decree General Work For The Common Good
- Public Centre of Social Welfare
- Care of the Elderly
- Public Service Providing Medical Care
- Decree Etnical-cultural Minorities
- Care of the Youth
- Care of the Handicapped
- Social and Cultural Work
- Employment/Work
- International Help
Prerequisites
Social endeavour.
To show proper consideration and respect for another person's opinions, particular social conditions and family circles.
Ability to share another person's views and preferences or at least insight into them.
Final Objectives
Materials used
- teacher's course (Part I en Part II)
- scientific & technical literature
- school library materials
Study costs
3 euro
Study guidance
Teaching Methods
- lectures
- case studies
- exercises
- discussion exercises
Assessment
Written examination
Written tests
Lecturer(s)
Elise ROBBRECHT
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