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Lanayjah
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what is the fastest way to become a social worker?
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Katy Kucharski
social worker
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Depends on if you are looking to be a bachelors level social worker (4 year degree) or masters level social worker (4 year degree + 2 year graduate degree).
Once you have an MSW you can also become a clinical social worker if you choose (this requires two years of supervision and passing a state exam).
Generally speaking, the job opportunities and pay for BSW level social workers is limited and most people choose to at least complete a masters program (6 years of school post high school).
Once you have an MSW you can also become a clinical social worker if you choose (this requires two years of supervision and passing a state exam).
Generally speaking, the job opportunities and pay for BSW level social workers is limited and most people choose to at least complete a masters program (6 years of school post high school).
Angela Chan
Social services manager, Community advocate, Experienced in partnership and collaboration development
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Hi Lanayjah:
Fastest way it to become a social worker is to attend an accredited university and major in social work. You should have an internship opportunity through your undergraduate program to gain hands-on experience as a student intern. This is also a good way to network, build professional relationships and learn about employment opportunities in the organization or other similar organizations.
Going on to graduate school in social work is definitely a good option for next level education and to be competitive in supervisory and/or management opportunities in social services.
Good luck in your studies and career,
angela
Fastest way it to become a social worker is to attend an accredited university and major in social work. You should have an internship opportunity through your undergraduate program to gain hands-on experience as a student intern. This is also a good way to network, build professional relationships and learn about employment opportunities in the organization or other similar organizations.
Going on to graduate school in social work is definitely a good option for next level education and to be competitive in supervisory and/or management opportunities in social services.
Good luck in your studies and career,
angela