What parallel courses can I pursue while studying an undergraduate course in Social Work for improving my career prospects?

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Devi singh
8 years ago
The field of social work spans across multiple career options, depending on the type of social work degree you pursue and your personal career goals and interests. Many people choose a social work career based on the types of people they want to help as well as the work environment they prefer. To

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Top 5 reasons to pursue a career in social work: You like working with people. Social workers are almost always interested in helping people, either individually or on a big picture level. You or a loved one have been helped by a social worker in the past, so you became interested in their work. You

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Zubin Mehta
8 years ago
Social work is one good career which involves a lot of passion and in-depth love for the field, with advent of massive online open courses from providers like Edx and Coursera, one can simply take up additional learning materials and get certified for this to improve weightage on the CV. Here are so

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Hello, It's indeed great that while doing graduation in Social Work, you are desirous of taking up other courses to improve career prospects. This dream and thought process is indeed great. Firstly however, I would like to caution any student attempting this strategy. First and foremost important a

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