Is the New Civic Education for High School and Community College Students

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I. Classes

Current service-learning classes:

High school and community college students can earn either SSL hours or credit towards graduation. YSocialWork, Inc. courses are mostly offered on weeknights remotely. Some interns will receive supervision mornings online and excepted to work across various social media platforms.

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Each class is highly student-centered, experiential, and social work-oriented. Join us as we address real-world problems with an entrepreneurial mindset and social work ethics and values.

Up to 25 Hours

Apply Summer 2022

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Have you completed the High School Experiential Classroom and would like to continue exploring social work competency-based ethics and values across disciplines or international settings?

Up to 25 Hours

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Are you a community college and undergraduate student interested in interning at YSocialWork, Inc.? Apply for consideration for the 2021-2022 Academic School Year.

Up to 3 Semester Hours

Fall 2022

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If you are a high school student interested in social work but want to learn more, you can earn one-three credit hours by participating and/or leading one of High School Student Webinar.

Up to 3 Hours

II. Framework

Our approach is simple.

Social work learning and career development continuum

At YSocialWork, Inc., we’ll unpack the broad range of competencies to inspire you to undertake a degree in social work. The core values of our approach encompass integrity, dignity, self-worth, social justice, and service. We center on healthy human relationships.

Our Social Work Learning and Career Development Continuum recognizes and engages high school students in social work field education.

Motivated by social learning theory, students are given classroom examples that provide the basis for how to learn, respond and internalize social norms during adolescence, so they are able to provoke social change during their transition into adulthood.

III. Partnerships

Strategic partners are critical to the success of our youth and young adults.

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YSocialWork, Inc. is drawing an array of high-impact programs that solve important problems in our professional and local communities. We address the human service workforce shortage and youth employment.

YSocialWork, Inc. is at the intersection between educational and human service improvements. We provide the best training and services to meet the needs of diverse students and the global workforce.

This year, we are expanding partnerships with corporations, government, and other nonprofits that share YSocialWork’s commitment to advancing youth and young adults in rewarding social work careers and other entrepreneurial endeavors.

IV. Upcoming Events