What does the Council for Social Work Education (CSWE) do in the Social Work Field?

a. Sue Social Workers for ethical infringements they commit in practice.

b. Provide Social Workers with retirement options and a retirement plan from the field.

c. Provide seminars for people to convince them to be a Social Worker.

d. Ensure that Social Work programs teach fundamental and core skills to be successful and accredited.

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Gordon Eaton

Social Studies

11 December, 01:17

What does the Council for Social Work Education (CSWE) do in the Social Work Field?

a. Sue Social Workers for ethical infringements they commit in practice.

b. Provide Social Workers with retirement options and a retirement plan from the field.

c. Provide seminars for people to convince them to be a Social Worker.

d. Ensure that Social Work programs teach fundamental and core skills to be successful and accredited.

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Dorian Byrd · Answer 1

The correct answer is:

d. Ensure that Social Work programs teach fundamental and core skills to be successful and accredited.

Explanation:

the Council for Social Work Education (CSWE) is a committee responsible for ensuring the quality of programs related to social work, providing support and opportunities to those participants involved in the process with a view to professional development that allows them to enjoy a fair and social environment with a sense of economic justice.