What is the use of social work certificate and what books should I read?

1. The specific uses are as follows: those engaged in specialized social service work in social service institutions such as social welfare, social assistance, social charity, disability rehabilitation, special care and placement, health services, youth services, judicial corrections, etc. Professional and technical personnel.

2. To take the junior social worker exam, read these two books: Social Work Practice and Social Work Comprehensive Ability; to take the intermediate level exam, read the two books: Social Work Practice, Comprehensive Social Work Ability, and Social Work Policies and Regulations.

There are two types of social work certificates, namely the "National Professional Qualification Certificate for Social Workers" and the "Professional Level Certificate for Social Workers".

1. Social workers are a profession launched by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. In 2004, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security formally determined a new national profession and became the ninth batch of new professions on July 1 of the same year. The profession officially promulgates national professional standards to the society and incorporates them into the national professional ceremony. The National Professional Qualification Examination for Social Workers arranges two appraisal examinations every year. If a social worker passes the appraisal examination, he or she will be awarded the "National Professional Qualification Certificate for Social Workers" organized and uniformly promulgated by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

2. The Social Workers Professional Level Examination is jointly organized by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, aiming to professionalize the social work team. Generally, exams are organized in June every year and you need to register on the province's human resources website (see the province's website for details). The registration requirements for social workers are very strict, as follows: in social welfare, social assistance, social charity, disability rehabilitation, and special care and placement. Professional and technical personnel engaged in specialized social service work in social service agencies such as , health services, youth services, judicial corrections, etc.