Social Services school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Analysis of institutional structures of welfare as they relate to social problems. Selected major values and interests in American society are used to analyze the social welfare institution. Students will be able to describe and analyze current social welfare policies and social services within a historical, societal and political context.

The Certificate in Social Services and Non-Profit Management is marketed to students who are either employed or desire to be employed in areas such as government; NGO’s addressing social welfare or cultural needs; philanthropic and social service institutions; trade associations; arts organizations; cultural and religious organizations; non-profit health and educational institutions. Concentration is placed on communication and computer applications, marketing and promotion, presentations, team...

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All courses are designed for approximately 16 hours of instruction, are available for 6 months, and include a certificate of completion when finished. The courses incorporate visual imagery (photos associated with words and phrases for better retention), native speakers to hear proper pronunciation, language tips, intuitive reading exercises, and interactive assessments to measure your progress and comprehension, and cultural lessons.

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This graduate certificate is designed for professionals who desire greater knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of social and community services. Certificate credits can be applied toward our MS and PhD programs.