Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) Department of Social Work will host a virtual social work licensure exam prep workshop on Saturday, February 6 and Saturday, February 13. This two-session workshop runs for four hours, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., on both days.
This intensive, 8-hour, preparatory review workshop for LSW/ LCSW licensure will be taught by USF social work instructors Kyung-Mee Choi, Ph.D., MSW; Laura Honegger, Ph.D., LCSW; Joyce Kraus, MSW, LCSW; and Audrey Davis, Ed.D., MSW, LCSW, PEL.
Relevant examination content will be covered, such as: social work practice theories and terminology; therapeutic strategies; practice techniques; assessment and diagnosis; professional ethics; and diversity sensitive practice.
This workshop includes 8 hours of CEUs and will include test-taking strategies, sample test questions, and a course manual review. If you plan to get licensed, don’t miss this University of St. Francis event! Last year’s workshop attendees are eligible for a discounted registration.
Workshop registration costs are as follows:
- Community Attendees without Study Package ($60)
- USF Social Work Alumna/Alumni ($30)
- Current USF Field Instructors/Supervisors ($30)
- Clinical Exam Prep Package – Self Study ($190)
- Masters Exam Prep Package – Self Study ($190)
Visit https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=YQxK2D to register (pre-registration is necessary). The workshop will be administered virtually through Zoom.
For questions regarding workshop registration or discounts for last year’s attendees, please contact Laura Honegger at lhonegger@stfrancis.edu.
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