[humanser] Introduction/volunteering

[Paulette Vickery]

Hi Brianna,

Try volunteering at a nursing home. They probably won't say no. If you go
into social work you will need to get a masters degree, then pass your
state's CSW test, which everyone has to do, then after you work a while,
take your LCSW test. This is the license that has teeth. With it, you get
more money and can practice on your own, or work for soman agency or
hospital and sign your own charts without having to find someone to sign off
for you.

Paulette
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Hi everyone, my name is Brianna McDowell. I am fairly new to this mailing
list. I am interested in becoming either a vocational rehabilitation
counseller or a social worker specializing in children and families. I'm
currently living in Albany Georgia and enrolled at Darton College, which is
a community college. I'm majoring in sociology and planning on earning a
bachelor's degree in social work irk. What other steps do I need to take? I
know I've got earn either master's degree in either social work or
vocational rehabilitation counselling. If I go with vocational rehab
counselling, I'd like to focus primarily on the blind since I am blind
myself.
Also, I have to have volunteer hours for college credit, what are some
places where you all have volunteered?
Nice to meet you all
Brianna Sent from my iPhone
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