What are the employment channels for social work majors?

Theoretically speaking, the employment prospect of social work major in China is very broad, and the employment scope is very wide. Institutions, enterprises and institutions, non-profit organizations, communities, schools, hospitals and even the military can apply for a master's degree in social work, which is required in some positions for recruiting civil servants.

It is clearly stated in the recruitment of some community workers that candidates with social work teacher's certificate and social work-related professional qualifications are preferred. ? Social work includes courses such as social welfare and social security, and many graduates around me can also work as human resources commissioners in the human resources department of enterprises.

Many nursing homes are also recruiting social work specialists. In my hometown of Tianjin, almost every year, the Disabled Persons' Federation and the Civil Affairs Bureau will recruit social work specialists for the disabled. There are also some communities that will recruit community orthodontists, social workers in local trade union departments and other related positions.

As long as there are people, there are professional needs. The national training plan for social work professionals is grand, but at present, the welfare treatment of social workers in the field of social work in China needs to be improved, and some measures have been taken to improve the welfare treatment of social workers.

I believe that in the near future, the social work major in our country can be in line with the international standards both in education and in work, and it is as professional and diverse as social work in developed countries.

when I was a social work major, I made a plan for myself, that is, after I graduated from MSW, I took the provincial civil service exam and took the community management post. In the process, I used my professional knowledge and work experience to take the social work teacher's certificate.

thanks for asking.