BBV1001

Child Welfare Workers

Last taught 2020

Autumn

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

12 candidates

Pass rate

92%

1 points

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

The focus of the course will be on social assignment, competence and the Identity of the child welfare worker. Historical perspectives on childhood is a central part of the course, as well as childhood conditions and children and adolescents in vulnerable life situations.

Learning outcomes

Knowlegde

The student has:
- knowlegde of the child welfare worker profession, its history, competence and social mission
- knowlegde of childhood, children's upbringing, children and youth in vulnerable life situations
- knowlegde of social-educational theory, - principles, and -practice, and professional ethical guidelines
- knowlegde of basic communication and relationship theories, hereunder professional drama theory
knowlegde of use of art, culture and activity in social-educational work
- knowledgde on Cooperation and group processes

Skills

The student can
- explain the child welfare worker profession, its history, competence and social mission
- explain childhood, childrens upbringing, children and youth in vulnerable life situations
- facilitate Activity With children and youth
- handle cooperation
- reflect on one owns competence in settings of Cooperation
- reflect on interpretation of sensory experiences


General competency:
The student has
- Insight in work Methods of child welfare work and skills
- Insight in professional ethics guidelines of the child welfare work
- Insight in possibilities and Challenges in communication processes
- Insight in how Group processes can be including and
excluding
- accomplishes activity in contact establishment with children
- insight in own appearances in collaboration and communication

Teaching methods

"Flipped classroom", lectures, self studies, practising skills, field studies and art, culture and activities.


Parts of the teaching may be given in English.