Excuse me, did anyone study social work in Chinese mainland and go to work in Hong Kong after graduation? Please tell us about the living conditions of people engaged in this kind of work over there.

Because social work is a new major, most teachers are full of fighting spirit and have changed careers. If they have a deep professional foundation, they will not become monks halfway, which determines the professional foundation. These people really found out later that they didn't even know what they should do. Most students in this major find it difficult to change careers in the future, so they all say they have been cheated.

It is recommended to continue postgraduate study.

"Master of Social Work" is a master's course for students who graduated from social work departments (that is, domestic undergraduate courses) to continue their studies after graduation, while "Master of Social Science in Social Work" is for some friends who graduated from other departments but now work in social welfare institutions and are interested in becoming social workers in the future, so that they can have a master's degree in social work and be promoted in social work posts in the future.

It is not too difficult to study for a master's degree in social work in Hong Kong. Above IELTS 6.5, HKU is better than HKU.

It is not recommended to study social work abroad. The IELTS TOEFL score is extremely high and the cost is extremely expensive. The most important thing is that it is difficult to apply what you have learned.

If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, the master of social work is a professional master, which is relatively easy to test. If you want to take an interdisciplinary exam, take a sociology exam. If you have confidence in yourself, you can apply for a major in a prestigious school.

Just learn English well. You must get a high score (above 550) in CET-6, which is good for your future study and development.