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Intensive course work designed for recent MSW graduates and experienced practitioners taking ASWB Social Work Licensing Examinations.
SWES lecture courses are two-day programs offered on weekends throughout the year. The first day of the program starts at 9:00am and
ends at 5:00pm. The second day also starts at 9:00am and ends at 3:30. Regular breaks are provided throughout the day.
The course focuses on test preparation and content review. All major clinical areas are covered with a special emphasis on test-taking skills
using sample multiple-choice questions in the style of those found on found on license exams. The course and review
books provide extensive practice with multiple-choice
questions.
Courses are offered many times per year on weekends in New Jersey, New York City and Long Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine. SWES courses are also offered in association
with schools of social work, social agencies, unions and other groups in various parts of the country. Register
online on our secure-server or call 800-933-8802 for more information.
The typical course schedule includes sessions on:
Test-Taking Skills - participants take a brief test and review questions and strategies for test taking.
A Review of Human Behavior and Psychopathology
Work with special populations; the elderly, children and families, addictions
DSM IVTR
Clinical Practice with Individuals and Groups - including ethics and laws affecting social workers.
Our Guarantee: Students who attend a a Social Work Examination Services Lecture Program and do not
pass a social work licensing examination taken within one year of the course, may retake an equivalent SWES Review course at no charge.
Lecture programs emphasize a review of major social work content.
Information-packed sessions focused on passing the licensing exam.
Comprehensive reviews of social work practice and theory.
Highly qualified faculty: experienced and knowledgeable lecturers.
Course content regularly updated to reflect changes in the exam.
Practice examinations to sharpen test-taking skills by increasing speed and accuracy in answering multiple-choice test questions.
Convenient weekend sessions.
Connecticut NASW members are eligible for a discount for the lecture series.
Convenient locations in New Jersey, New York City and Long Island, W. Hartford, CT, Boston and Springfield, Massachusetts, Portland, Maine.
St. Johns University in New York City (Manhattan Campus)
SUNY Stony Brook School of Social Welfare in Stony Brook, New York
Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts
Springfield College School of Social Work in Springfield, Massachusetts
University of Connecticut School of Social Work in West Hartford, Connecticut
Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey
University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine
Every registrant receives the two volume Social Work Examination Services Comprehensive Study Guide. The Guide contains a complete
content review and over 1600 sample multiple-choice questions including Four Practice Examinations, and a bibliography.
The Review Books are also available as a home study program.
Social Work Examination Services,Inc.
132 Naples Rd., s. 100 Brookline, MA 02446
phone: 1-800-933-8802 fax: 617-277-6707 info@swes.net
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