What is the social work post exam?

The content of social work post examination: the examination subjects are four parts: basic theory and policy, current affairs and politics, administrative professional ability test and writing (subject to the recruitment announcement of each province).

The subjects of the primary social work examination are "Comprehensive Social Work Ability (Primary)" and "Social Work Practice (Primary)"; The subjects of the professional level examination for social workers are comprehensive social work ability (intermediate level), social work practice (intermediate level) and social work regulations and policies.

There is no uniform standard for community workers' examination textbooks in various provinces and cities, and the state has not designated textbooks. Large-scale community workers will generally announce the examination outline, which can be viewed in the recruitment announcement of community workers. The specific content of the exam needs to be determined according to the recruitment announcement and the requirements of the position reported.

Development of social work posts

The discipline of social work will adapt to the professional development and further develop in the direction of combining theory with practice, especially in the research and implementation of social work. According to Marxist theory on social contradictions and social problems, socialist countries have carried out various practical social work and its application research from their own characteristics, which is characterized by the unity of practicality and theory, application and academic.

There are different schools of social work in western countries, with demand and practicality as the value orientation in theoretical point of view, and a relatively complete knowledge system in management methods and technology. Social work in some developed countries has accumulated some experience in solving problems arising from industrial society, carrying out social control, alleviating social contradictions and achieving relative social stability, and formed different theories on this basis.