州によって違いますが、アルバータ州では、
ソーシャルワーカーと名乗るためは、必ず登録しなければなりません。
登録せずに、ソーシャルワーカーと名乗りpracticeすると、違法になります。
２００９年０１月０１日より、
初めてＲＳＷに登録する場合、試験に通らなければならないそうです。
この試験に通ってＲＳＷになれば、カナダ、アメリカいずれの州でも（試験が導入されているところ）有効とのことです。
試験の Blueprint です。
The exam is all multiple choice. It consists of 170 questions, 150 of
which are marked and 20 being pretested for future use. You will be
given 4 hours to complete the exam. The passing score for the exam is
75, but it is not a percentage. The number of questions that must be
answered correctly is not necessarily the same on all forms of the exam,
based on level of difficulty of individual questions. The passing score
is the same for all BSW graduates in North America where the exam is
used, so a person who has passed the exam will be able to move easily to
other provinces or states.
The exam "blueprint" is as follows:
Bachelors Examination (formerly called the Basic Exam)
Content Outline
I. Human Development & Behavior in the Environment--14%
A. Theoretical approaches to understanding individuals, families,
groups, communities, and organizations
B. Human growth & development
C. Human behavior in the social environment
D. Impact of crises and changes
E. Addictive behaviors
F. Dynamics of abuse & neglect
II. Issues of Diversity--7%
III. Assessment in Social Work Practice--20%
A. Social history & collateral data
B. Use of assessment instruments
C. Problem identification
D. Effects of the environment on client system behavior
E. Assessment of client system's strengths & weaknesses
F. Assessment of mental and behavioral disorders
G. Indicators of abuse & neglect
H. Indicators of danger to self & others
I. Indicators of crisis
IV. Direct and Indirect Practice--21%
A. Models of practice
B. Intervention techniques
C. Components of the intervention process
D. Matching intervention with client system needs
E. Professional use of self
F. Use of collaborative relationships in social work practice
V. Communication--10%
A. Communication principles
B. Communication techniques
VI. Professional Relationships--5%
A. Relationship concepts
B. Relationship in practice
VII. Professional Values and Ethics--13%
A. Responsibility to the client system
B. Responsibility to the profession
C. Confidentiality
D. Self-Determination
VIII. Supervision in Social Work--2%
A. Educational functions of supervision
B. Administrative functions of supervision
IX. Practice Evaluation and the Utilization of Research--2%
A. Methods of data collection
B. Research design and data analysis
X. Service Delivery--5%
A. Client system rights and entitlements
B. Implementation of organizational policies and procedures
XI. Social Work Administration--1%
A. Staffing and human resource management
B. Social work program management
A study guide is available once a person has registered to take the
exam. More information is available by going to the Association of
Social Work Boards web site: www.aswb.org.
ソーシャルワーカーと名乗るためは、必ず登録しなければなりません。
登録せずに、ソーシャルワーカーと名乗りpracticeすると、違法になります。
２００９年０１月０１日より、
初めてＲＳＷに登録する場合、試験に通らなければならないそうです。
この試験に通ってＲＳＷになれば、カナダ、アメリカいずれの州でも（試験が導入されているところ）有効とのことです。
試験の Blueprint です。
The exam is all multiple choice. It consists of 170 questions, 150 of
which are marked and 20 being pretested for future use. You will be
given 4 hours to complete the exam. The passing score for the exam is
75, but it is not a percentage. The number of questions that must be
answered correctly is not necessarily the same on all forms of the exam,
based on level of difficulty of individual questions. The passing score
is the same for all BSW graduates in North America where the exam is
used, so a person who has passed the exam will be able to move easily to
other provinces or states.
The exam "blueprint" is as follows:
Bachelors Examination (formerly called the Basic Exam)
Content Outline
I. Human Development & Behavior in the Environment--14%
A. Theoretical approaches to understanding individuals, families,
groups, communities, and organizations
B. Human growth & development
C. Human behavior in the social environment
D. Impact of crises and changes
E. Addictive behaviors
F. Dynamics of abuse & neglect
II. Issues of Diversity--7%
III. Assessment in Social Work Practice--20%
A. Social history & collateral data
B. Use of assessment instruments
C. Problem identification
D. Effects of the environment on client system behavior
E. Assessment of client system's strengths & weaknesses
F. Assessment of mental and behavioral disorders
G. Indicators of abuse & neglect
H. Indicators of danger to self & others
I. Indicators of crisis
IV. Direct and Indirect Practice--21%
A. Models of practice
B. Intervention techniques
C. Components of the intervention process
D. Matching intervention with client system needs
E. Professional use of self
F. Use of collaborative relationships in social work practice
V. Communication--10%
A. Communication principles
B. Communication techniques
VI. Professional Relationships--5%
A. Relationship concepts
B. Relationship in practice
VII. Professional Values and Ethics--13%
A. Responsibility to the client system
B. Responsibility to the profession
C. Confidentiality
D. Self-Determination
VIII. Supervision in Social Work--2%
A. Educational functions of supervision
B. Administrative functions of supervision
IX. Practice Evaluation and the Utilization of Research--2%
A. Methods of data collection
B. Research design and data analysis
X. Service Delivery--5%
A. Client system rights and entitlements
B. Implementation of organizational policies and procedures
XI. Social Work Administration--1%
A. Staffing and human resource management
B. Social work program management
A study guide is available once a person has registered to take the
exam. More information is available by going to the Association of
Social Work Boards web site: www.aswb.org.
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