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Do I need to apply for a training class to take the social work certificate?
No need. You don't have to go through a training institution to register for the social work exam. Social worker registration conditions are divided into two aspects: academic qualifications and working years. Anyone who meets the registration conditions for social workers at all levels can sign up for the exam. There are no training requirements in the registration conditions.

1, with high school or technical secondary school education and social work for 4 years.

2. Obtain a college degree in social work and have been engaged in social work for 2 years.

3. Graduates majoring in social work (including those with bachelor degree or above in social work).

4. Obtain a college degree in other majors and have been engaged in social work for 4 years.

Social worker exam registration conditions:

1. Obtain a high school or technical secondary school education, obtain a professional level certificate of assistant social workers, and have been engaged in social work for 6 years;

2. Obtain a college degree or above in social work and have been engaged in social work for 4 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree in social work and have been engaged in social work for 3 years;

4. Get a master's degree in social work and engage in social work 1 year;

5. Get a doctorate in social work;

6. Those who have obtained a college degree or above in other majors will be engaged in social work for a corresponding increase of 2 years.

There are three levels of social worker certificate examination: primary, intermediate and advanced. The primary social workers' assessment of the two subjects "Social Work Comprehensive Ability (Primary)" and "Social Work Practice (Primary)" are objective questions, and they can get the certificate by passing all two subjects within one year. Intermediate social workers can pass three courses: comprehensive social work ability (intermediate), social work practice (intermediate) and social work regulations and policies within two consecutive years.

Preparation time: junior students need to study comprehensively for more than half a year, and intermediate social workers need to study comprehensively for more than half a year to improve their chances of passing at one time, so they can prepare in advance. Many students didn't plan the preparation time, and dragged their feet every day until the last time.