SCWK 2320
Social Work Knowledge and Skills for Assessment and Intervention
introduces beginning skills for social work practice. The relevance of relationship based approach, a strengths perspective and an anti-oppressive stance will be considered as students acquire biopsychosocial assessment and interviewing skills. Attention is given to self-awareness, professional identity and a wide range of beginning counselling skills with diverse populations and situations such as: Indigenous people, involuntary clients, suicide risk, domestic violence, clients in crisis and children at risk.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former SCWK 3320, the former 3321 and the former 4310 PR: admission to the Bachelor of Social Work First or Second Degree Program and SCWK 1710 or the former SCWK 2700
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027