A social worker is responsible for supporting individuals, families, and communities. The role involves improving people's lives by talking about social, emotional, and practical challenges. Social workers have various duties such as assessing clients' situations and needs, providing counselling services, connecting clients with relevant public and private resources, and advocating for clients' rights and well-being. They can work in various settings including healthcare facilities, educational institutions, child welfare agencies, mental health and substance abuse centres, community organisations and nonprofits, government agencies, counselling centres, and courts and legal aid organisations.
To be successful in their job, social workers must have certain skills and requirements such as:
1. Verbal and nonverbal communication
2. Emotional intelligence (emotional quotient or EQ)
3. Critical thinking
4. Organisational skills
In the United Kingdom, social workers must have a recognized qualification in social work (Bachelor's or Master's degree) to practice. Additionally, social workers must be registered with the appropriate regulatory body in their country within the UK—Social Work England, Social Care Wales, Northern Ireland Social Care Council, or the Scottish Social Services Council. Registration needs to be maintained through ongoing professional development and adherence to regulatory standards.
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