What is the eligibility criteria to pursue certificate in Social Work course?

<p>Eligibility for admission to the Certificate in Social Work course varies from one institute to another; however, eligibility criteria typically include some of the following:<br><br>Educational Qualification: The applicant must be qualified at least to the level of 10+2 (Higher Secondary). While a few institutes consider students of any stream (Arts/Science/Commerce), most prefer applicants who are taken from social sciences or similar streams.<br><br>Age: There is no specified age limit to pursue this course, meaning that it is open for all types of students, including working people or anyone who is planning to change their career.<br><br>Skills and Interest: Most institutions ask for a very keen and genuine interest in social service, communication skills, and an understanding of working with communities; as such requirements are very important in the field of social work.<br><br>Other Qualifications: Some may include some additional requirements such as an entrance test or an interview, mostly for competitive courses. A few institutions also demand working in social or community service towards their advanced certificate.<br><br>It is usually better to query the particular institute conducting the course for their total eligibility requirements.</p>

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