Social Work Internship is compulsory for Social Work and cannot be taken as an independent subject.
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Social Work Internship 1
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INT1001
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NQF level: 6
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NQF credits: 32
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Title:
Personal Growth and Professional Development
Purpose:
The purpose of this module is for students to develop a stronger sense of personal and professional self.
Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module learners should be able to:
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Express themselves (their thoughts, feelings and experiences) in writing and in speaking.
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Know themselves and be aware of themselves, their strengths and vulnerabilities.
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Locate their own life narrative within the broader social issues of poverty, loss and gender.
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Demonstrate insight into how the Self, including their life narrative, might impact on their helping relationships.
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Function effectively and accountably within a social work agency.
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Embody social work values and ethics in social work practice and student supervision, with a view to deepening their compassion for those living with poverty.
Calculation criteria:
Full Period Mark Weight – 100%
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Social Work Internship 2
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INT2002
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NQF level: 7
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NQF credits: 32
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Title:
Micro (Individual and Family) and Meso (Group) Social Work Practice
Purpose:
The purpose of this module is for students to develop a beginning competence in working directly with individuals and groups.
Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module learners should be able to:
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Demonstrate skills in establishing empathic relationships with individuals and groups.
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Demonstrate a beginning competence in professional social work practice through the six phases of the planned-change process.
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Function effectively and accountably within a social work agency.
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Demonstrate willingness and beginning capability to critically self-reflect and begin embedding a critically self-reflective process in human service endeavours.
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Demonstrate a beginning ability to integrate learning from different sources (such as own experiences, theory, class room activities, field work and supervision) into a developing professional-self.
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Embody social work values and ethics in social work practice and student supervision.
Calculation criteria:
Full Period Mark Weight – 100%
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Social Work Internship 3
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INT3003
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NQF level: 7
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NQF credits: 32
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Title:
Micro (Individual and Family) and Macro (Community, with Action Group) Social Work Practice
Purpose:
The purpose of this module is to develop intermediate competence in working directly with individuals and groups. In addition, students will develop a conscious ability to enter a community, and dialogue with, dream about and co-create life-giving opportunities with community members.
Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module learners should be able to:
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Demonstrate skills in creating and deepening working alliances with communities, groups and individuals.
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Demonstrate intermediate competence in professional social work practice through the six phases of the planned-change process.
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Function effectively and accountably within a social work agency.
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Demonstrate intermediate competence in critical self-reflection and continue weaving a critically self-reflective process in human service endeavours.
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Demonstrate an intermediate ability to integrate learning from different sources (such as own experiences, theory, classroom activities, field work and supervision) into a developing professional-self.
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Embody social work values and ethics in social work practice and student supervision, with a view to deepening their compassion for those living with poverty.
Calculation criteria:
Full Period Mark Weight – 100%
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Social Work Internship 4
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INT4004
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NQF level: 8
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NQF credits: 32
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Title:
Integrated Professional Social Work Practice
Notes:
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This is a year module, but compulsory assessments are conducted in May and October.
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Students are required to attend a compulsory 3 day orientation programme, usually held in the last week of January.
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Students are encouraged to secure their service learning agencies and contracts by mid-January, prior to the orientation programme.
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A student shall not be allowed into the INT4004 programme if he/she has not successfully completed INT3003.
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All students are to attend prescribed Internship Classes at the University.
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If any student wilfully discontinues or is prematurely discontinued from any service learning contract, he/she will be required to repeat INT4004 the following year.
Purpose:
To apply the generalist practice model at the micro-, meso and macro levels. To complete a minimum of 512 hours (3 full days per week as designated by the university) of field practice learning within a service learning environment and/or at a recognised social work agency setting, and simultaneously demonstrating his/her acquired social work skills, knowledge, values and principles.
Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module learners should be able to:
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Develop and maintain professional social work relationships with client systems.
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Assess client systems’ social functioning.
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plan and implement appropriate social work intervention strategies and techniques at micro, meso and macro levels.
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Produce and maintain records of social work interventions, processes and outcomes.
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Appraise and implement the ethical principles and values of social work within a context of human diversity.
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Work effectively with social workers and members of inter-sectoral and multi and/or interdisciplinary teams in social service delivery.
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Demonstrate the ability to use supervision constructively in role as a learner.
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Evaluate the outcomes of social work interventions and processes.
Calculation criteria:
Full Period Mark Weight – 100%
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