What values do social workers follow?

Social workers follow the value concept of helping others and helping themselves.

Value concept:

People-oriented, helping others and helping themselves, equality and justice.

Working principle:

Accept:

Acceptance does not mean recognition, it refers to the tolerance of social workers to the values and personal background characteristics of the clients, and it is also the unified service attitude of social workers to the public and an important prerequisite for establishing professional help relationships.

Respect and tolerance:

The significance of respect is not only to keep the etiquette and appellation in line with social and cultural customs for the clients, but also to understand the life value and other basic rights of the clients, fully guarantee their rights to obtain basic resources and reliable professional services, help them solve difficulties and meet their needs for survival and development.

Individualization principle:

Everyone should have the right and opportunity to develop their personality. Social workers should respect the individual differences of clients and should not use universal or unified service methods to meet their unique needs.

We should give full consideration to the value differences of customers in gender, age, occupation, social status, political beliefs, religion, mental or physical disabilities, and the possible conflicts between them and mainstream social values. Respect personal needs and fully tap personal potential.

Social worker examination requirements:

Professional level examination requirements:

The examination subjects for assistant social workers are divided into two subjects: comprehensive social work ability (primary) and social work practice (primary). Candidates must pass two subjects at a time to obtain the professional qualification certificate of assistant social workers.

Social worker examination subjects are divided into three sections: comprehensive social work ability (intermediate), social work practice (intermediate) and social work laws and policies. For rolling exams, candidates need to pass all subjects within two consecutive years.

Vocational qualification examination requirements:

The standard requires social worker level 4, social worker level 3, social worker level 2 and social worker 1 in turn, and the high level covers the low level requirements.

The subjects of CET-4 for social workers are social workers (theoretical knowledge) and social workers: national vocational qualification level 4 (operational skills).

The three-level examination subjects for social workers are social workers (theoretical knowledge) and social workers: national vocational qualification level 3 (operational skills).

The subjects of the second-level examination for social workers are social workers (theoretical knowledge) and social workers: national vocational qualification level 2 (operational skills).