HVER302P

Practical training 3 - International Practice Placement

Last taught 2021

Autumn and Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

10 candidates

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

The main objective of practical training is to offer students tangible experience and help develop their skills and understanding of the significance of their future professional role, including a different cultural setting. In order to achieve this students should manage to - carry through a practice based on knowledge and experience in a foreign setting - consider what is relevant knowledge and skill in the local cultural context - carry thorough a practice relevant to the requirements as a social educator - make judgments according to respect and understanding - cooperate with staff, the clients and their related persons, family and others. - acquire knowledge about international agreements, conventions about people with disabilities and their rights - acquire knowledge about global health issues, social work issues and social policy.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

  • Knowledge of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
  • Knowledge of WHO’s work and policy documents towards health for all and global health
  • Knowledge of Norwegian policy regarding global health and social work
  • Knowledge of the target group at the practice placement, their challenges and needs Skills Utilize the relevant tools of the discipline, including knowledge about the organization of services and framework conditions

Skills

  • Be able to acquire knowledge about key work methods and forms of treatment in use at the practice placement
  • Facilitate health promoting activities
  • Facilitate participation and inclusion
  • Apply knowledge about interaction, communication and the work environment
  • Cooperate with the host organization to choose activities and arenas for developing and exchanging knowledge
  • Apply knowledge about different types of intellectual disability and disability in general
  • Reflect on his/her own skills in relation to developing professional skills as a social educator (disability nurse)
  • Convey their knowledge and insight in another language
  • Be able to compare knowledge and experiences from Norway and hosting country General considerations

General competency

  • Know about the aid and services, the organization and policy towards persons with disabilities in the receiving country
  • Acquire relevant knowledge about issues related to disciplinary and ethical quality assurance
  • Know about the law and regulations in the receiving country relevant for the services offered to persons with disabilities

Teaching methods

There will be written guidelines according to country and placement