Social Report Preparation Course
- This course aims to enhance understanding of the process and requirements for preparing Social Reports, by identifying the necessary skills and methods for preparing high-quality Social Reports.
Case Conference Management Course
- This course aims to enhance understanding of the processes and skills involved in managing case conferences. Participants will learn effective and continuous skills for managing case conferences through structured teaching and learning processes.
Community Casework Skills Course
- This course aims to provide exposure to the history, development, and importance of community work, along with a comprehensive explanation of the models, key concepts, and roles of community workers. Additionally, participants will gain detailed knowledge of the processes involved in implementing community work and preparing draft proposals for community projects.
Group Casework Skills Course
- This course aims to expose social practitioners and social workers to the concepts and techniques of group work practice. Participants will learn to understand the types of groups, the roles of social workers, and the stages of group work development.
Individual Casework Skills Course
- This course aims to expose social practitioners and social workers to the concepts and techniques of skills in social work practice. Participants will learn how to effectively and consistently apply these skills in their social work practice.
Basic Course on Psychological Approaches in Case Management
- This course aims to enhance participants' understanding and knowledge of the fundamentals of psychological approaches in case management. The basic psychological skills taught in this course will help improve efficiency and handling of cases using psychological methods.
Community Psychosocial Well-Being Management Course
- This course aims to provide exposure to crises/disasters, mental health issues, and the application of Psychological First Aid (PFA) principles to assist crisis/disaster victims in the community. Participants will learn self-care practices while helping others and assess the severity of disturbances experienced by victims during crises/disasters.
Social Work Supervision Course
- This course introduces the concept of structured social work supervision, where participants will be exposed to the roles of supervisors, types of supervision, supervisory skills, and supervisory styles. Through this course, participants will understand and be able to apply their roles in practice supervision, management supervision, or professional supervision.
Professionally Accountable Practice (PAP) Model Course
- This course aims to provide comprehensive exposure to the PAP Model and its application in resolving cases. By the end of the course, participants will understand the stages within the PAP Model and how to apply them in practice.
Psychological First Aid (PFA)
- Psychological First Aid (PFA) is a supportive intervention used in response to disasters, crises, or violence. This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to deliver practical assistance and social support to individuals or clients in need.