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Continuing Education (CE)

NASW is committed to helping social workers meet their professional development needs. This has led us to create multiple professional development programs and products such as credentials, education and training courses, newsletters, employment information, resources, and publications. 

NASW members can receive free CEs and CEs at discounted rates to fill their licensing or credentialing requirements when they participate in our professional development programs.

Social Work Online CE Institute

NASW offers hundreds of CE courses in a variety of formats — webinars, webcasts, podcasts, presentations, and more. All courses offered through this program are accredited by either the NASW National Office or one of NASW Chapters and NASW members receive discounted prices. 

NASW accreditation does not imply automatic acceptance by all State Boards. Individuals should check with their licensing Board on whether a specific program will be accepted for continuing education purposes.

Confidently track your licensing renewal requirements with CE Tracker—the online tool that tells you exactly what you need to renew your license and tracks your progress along the way.

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NASW-Approved CE Courses

Save time and money by reviewing NASW’s list of approved CE vendors. Easily search seminars, conferences and workshops offered by our many partners.

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NASW helps organizations promote CE programs that meet our rigorous criteria.

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Earn Ethics CEs

NASW offers continuing education focused on ethics at our Social Work Online CE Institute.

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What's Popular in Social Work Continuing Education?

NASW's Social Work Online CE Institute houses 400+ courses available as on demand or live webinars, with many added regularly across dozens of categories.

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Tips for Keeping Up with Current Practice Trends and Research

Whether you are just beginning your social work career or have been in the profession for years, staying up-to-date on practice trends and research is essential for your success.

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Resources for Career Advancement: Continuing Education

NASW offers hundreds of quality courses to choose from through the CE Institute and our CE Tracker tool will keep you organized and up-to-date.

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Earn CEs with NASW Press Publications

Now you can earn continuing education (CE) credits for reading select NASW Press publication. Titles include "Self-Care in Social Work," "Reproductive Decision Making," "Ecosocial Work: Environmental Practice and Advocacy," and more!

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Continuing Education and Professional Development for Social Workers

Register today for a live webinar or convenient, online course that will satisfy your CE requirements.

Our social worker CE online courses, live webinars, online retreats and digital seminars help you stay up to date on the current best practices and cutting-edge theories in behavioral health. Leading experts in the field develop each course, and courses are vetted for compliance to ensure they meet ASWB standards Continuing education units (CEUs) are required and necessary for a social worker’s career. Not only to keep your license up-to-date, but so you can provide your clients with updated and accurate care. Now you can get the continuing education you need to be well-informed on new treatment developments and strategies, plus build your career through a convenient and affordable way that’s adaptable to your personal and professional needs. PESI gives you clinical resources on the widest range of topics including, trauma treatment , anxiety disorders , personality disorders , telehealth and much more, so you can easily expand your career goals and help your clients.

Certifications and Professional Advancement for Social Workers

One of the most accessible ways to demonstrate your professional commitment to serving specific populations or needs is by adding a certification that demonstrates your additional learning and engagement. Today's competitive hiring atmosphere also makes these endorsements an excellent investment in your career. PESI offers hundreds of resources so you can explore new ideas like Internal Family Systems (IFS) , discover how to use CBT for anxiety and OCD , understand antidepressant selection for clients with depression, and so much more. Self-paced online certification training courses include:

• Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP Level I & II)
• Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP)
• Certified Addictions-Informed Professional (CAIMHP)
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• And many more

With a variety of online trainings to choose from you’ll find everything you need to satisfy yearly CE requirements while deepening your understanding of your clients and patients. PESI also offers hundreds of free resources (and free CE hours!) to make exploring new areas of social work accessible. Whatever interests you, you’ll quickly find what you need to learn new skills, offer a wider range of treatment and expand your professional opportunities.

Continuing Education that Pushes the Envelope

PESI’s presenters and facilitators are some of the most in-demand practitioners, instructors, and researchers working in their fields. They work to build a diverse offering of presentations for students with a variety of learning styles. You’ll be able to make the most of your continuing education because we offer a number of ways to meet your credit requirements, including:

Our comprehensive course library goes beyond just traditional online lectures. Step-by-step you’ll be guided through dozens of lessons from industry-leading experts and researchers who will share their practical techniques, skills, stories, and tips that you can immediately apply in your practice. Each online course comes with lifetime access and assessments designed to help you master the material, as well as discussion forums that give you the opportunity to learn the material with other professionals. Self-paced social work CEU courses are available for most of the same topics covered in live CE seminars.

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Check Your State CE Requirements

If you're looking for continuing education courses designed to keep your licensing and certification up to date in every relevant area of professional practice you need, start by consulting your state guidelines to make sure you understand how to cover every requirement. From there you can plan an enriching year of learning that helps you hit your professional goals while keeping all your licensing and credentials up to date. It's efficient, it's easy to fit to your schedule, and new course offerings are being added as quickly as they are developed. Keep checking back for new webinar calendar dates and freshly developed courses.

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Live Online Trainings

Live online trainings occur on designated dates and times. these trainings count toward live ces/contact hours of nys licensure..

Tuesday, May 14, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.  A Taste of Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY): An Evidence-Based Healing Practice  with Lidia Snyder, LMSW, RYT-500, TCTSY-F

Friday, May 17, 12 p.m - 1 p.m.   Engaging Social Workers to Intervene to Reduce Gun Violence Risk  with  Patricia Logan-Greene, MSSW, PhD  &  Mickey Sperlich, Ph.D.

Friday, May 31, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.  Navigating Sexual Desire: Conversations in Therapeutic Practice  with Shay Kahani, LCSW, LISW, CST

Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Saturday June 15, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Saturday June 29, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. LMSW and LCSW Licensing Exam Preparation Program with Meagan Mitchell. LISC

Monday, June 3 and Tuesday, June 4 8:45 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day   Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Certificate Program for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Disorders, Part 1  with Dr. David Pratt, PhD, MSW *Take either Part 1 or Part 2 (See July dates below), or register for the  Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Certificate Program for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Disorders  to earn the Certificate in CBT Child & Adolescent Mental Health!

Tuesday, June 11, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 18, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 25,  9 a.m. - 2 p.m.,    Advancements in Trauma Psychotherapies: An Exploration of EMDR Therapy and Other Approaches with Laurie Belanger, LCSW-R 

Tuesday, July 23, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.   Managing Dissociation through the Use of Soothing & Grounding Skills  with Annie Monaco, LCSW-R, RPT and Nicole Wolasz, LCSW-R

Monday, July 29 and Tuesday, July 30, 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day  Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Certificate Program for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Disorders, Part 2  with Dr. David Pratt, Ph.D., MSW *Take either Part 1 (see June Dates above) or Part 2, or register for the  Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Certificate Program for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Disorders  to earn the Certificate in CBT Child & Adolescent Mental Health!

Monday, September 23, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.  A Healing Journey from Trauma to Resiliency in the Community of Person's With a Disability  with Kriss Jarecki, LCSW-R

Wednesday, September 25, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.   Single Session Therapy and Episodes of Care  with Matthew L. Schwartz, DSW, LCSW, MBA, CFSW 

Saturday, October 18, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.  Introduction to Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT/Tapping)  with Margaret (Peg) Crawford, LMHC, Reiki Master Teacher, Certified EFT Practitioner

Participants should plan on arriving prior to the start of the training to allow time for sign-in, registration, and training introductions. Full participation is required, no partial credit is given for partial attendance. Late arrivals or early departures will not be granted a certificate of completion. 

Self-Study Trainings

Our online training catalog details a wide range of self-study courses that can be taken at your pace..

• Study on your schedule:  Self-study Digital Seminar online courses can effectively deliver content in a convenient manner for your schedule. Courses are available in audio or video formats and your course access never expires.
• Learn from the best:  Courses are presented by a wide selection of state, national and international experts. Self-study courses do not include contact with the instructor.
• CEs/Contact Hours: Most courses have CEs (contact hours), including those for New York licensed LMSWs, LCSWs, LMHCs, LCATs and LMFTs. Only a third of the previously listed licensed professions' CEs are permitted to be self-study. CEs listed will print out on your certificate of completion. Check the credit tab before you purchase a course to ensure it offers the CEs you need.

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• American Psychological Association (APA) 28 items
• Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) 32 items
• NBCC 32 items
• Florida Board - Social Work, MFT, Counseling, and Psychology 32 items
• NYSED - Social Work, MFT and Counseling Only 32 items
• American Academy of Health Care Providers in the Addictive Disorders 30 items

ACE: Approved Continuing Education

ACE approval demonstrates that a provider or course has been rigorously reviewed and found to offer quality continuing education according to best practices.

ASWB’s Approved Continuing Education program has been designed to review and approve high-quality CE providers and courses, whether they are delivered in person or via distance learning. This approval means that social work continuing education programs are generally acceptable to social work regulatory boards across the United States and Canada.

Ace standards.

Regardless of whether a CE provider pursues individual course approval or provider approval, programs must adhere to the ACE standards outlined in the ACE Handbook.

States and provinces that accept ACE

The ASWB Approved Continuing Education program approves continuing education providers and individual programs. When social workers choose courses created and offered by ACE providers or individual courses approved by ACE, they can trust they will receive high-quality content accepted by most U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions to meet licensure renewal requirements.

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With options for individual courses, conferences, or entire CE catalogs, top-notch social work continuing education providers benefit from ACE approval.

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Three ways to find social work CE credit

• ACE providers Download a list of all approved ACE providers
• Individual course and conference approval Approved individual courses and conferences are listed on our spreadsheet
• Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education ASWB authorizes some Joint Accreditation providers to offer ACE credit to social workers

ACE individual course/conference approval

Individual course/conference approval evaluates individual courses and conference sessions and approves them for licensees to earn continuing education credit.

ACE provider approval

ACE provider approval is optimal for CE providers that offer a large number of courses or programs.

Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education

ACE collaborates with Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education for CE in multiple professions.

ACE approval

• Serves as a mark of distinction recognized by social work licensing boards and social workers
• Is currently recognized by most states and provinces in North America
• Demonstrates that continuing education meets rigorous standards for quality and relevance
• Supports competency in the social work profession
• Allows providers to list and manage courses directly to an online database
• Entitles providers to receive timely information on CE issues and requirements via the Continuing Competence newsletter

Are you eligible to apply to ACE?

• Does your organization have a licensed social worker involved in the planning, implementation, and monitoring of social work continuing education?
• Does your organization have someone with appropriate experience to serve as continuing education director?
• Is your organization able to supply evaluation and documentation of programs?

If you can answer YES to all these questions, then you meet the minimum requirements and are eligible to apply to ACE.

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Every course in our library is built by leading practitioners and academics from across the United States and Canada. Our expansive network of experts ensures we have the depth of knowledge you can trust to make every course informative, engaging, and enlightening.

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Free Continuing Education for social workers

Introduction to continuing education (ce) for social workers.

A re you a dedicated social worker looking to enhance your knowledge and skills without breaking the bank? Look no further! In this blog post, we will explore the world of Free Continuing Education (CE) opportunities tailored specifically for social workers. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the field, continuous learning is key to staying current and providing top-notch care to those in need. Let's dive into why Free CE is essential for social workers and where you can find these valuable resources online!

Why is CE important for Social Workers?

Continuing Education (CE) is essential for social workers to stay current with the latest research, trends, and best practices in the field. It provides an opportunity to enhance skills, knowledge, and competencies necessary for effective client care. Social work is a dynamic profession that requires ongoing learning and development to meet the diverse needs of individuals, families, and communities.

Engaging in CE helps social workers expand their understanding of various populations they serve, including marginalized groups or those facing specific challenges. By participating in CE activities such as workshops, seminars, or online courses, professionals can deepen their cultural competence and improve outcomes for clients.

Moreover, continuing education allows social workers to maintain licensure requirements set by regulatory bodies. Staying updated on ethical guidelines and legal mandates ensures practitioners uphold professional standards while delivering quality services. In today's fast-paced world where societal issues evolve rapidly, continuous learning through CE empowers social workers to adapt effectively and make meaningful contributions to society.

Where to Find Free CE Opportunities

As a social worker, staying up-to-date with the latest trends and practices in the field is crucial for providing effective support to your clients. Luckily, there are numerous opportunities available for free Continuing Education (CE) credits to help you expand your knowledge and skills.

One great place to start looking for free CE opportunities is online platforms dedicated to professional development. Websites like Social Work Today or The National Association of Social Workers often offer webinars and courses at no cost, covering a wide range of relevant topics such as mental health, diversity, and ethics.

Additionally, many universities and colleges host free workshops or seminars specifically designed for social workers seeking CE credits. Keep an eye on local events or check out university websites for upcoming opportunities in your area.

Furthermore, government agencies and non-profit organizations frequently organize training sessions that qualify for CE credits. Don't hesitate to reach out to these institutions directly or follow them on social media to stay informed about upcoming events near you.

Online vs In-Person CE Options

When it comes to Continuing Education (CE) options for social workers, there are two main choices: online and in-person courses.

Online CE courses provide flexibility and convenience, allowing you to learn at your own pace from the comfort of your home or office. They often offer a wide range of topics and can be more cost-effective than attending in-person workshops.

On the other hand, in-person CE opportunities offer a chance for networking and face-to-face interaction with instructors and fellow professionals. These events can be more engaging and hands-on, providing a different learning experience compared to online courses.

The choice between online and in-person CE options will depend on your learning style, schedule, and preferences. Some social workers may prefer the convenience of online courses, while others thrive in a traditional classroom setting.

Tips for Choosing the Right CE Courses

When it comes to choosing the right CE courses as a social worker, there are a few key tips to keep in mind. First, consider your areas of interest or specialization within the field. Look for courses that align with your professional goals and will enhance your expertise.

Next, check the credibility of the course provider. Ensure they are reputable and recognized in the field of social work. Reading reviews or seeking recommendations from colleagues can also help you make an informed decision.

Additionally, don't forget to confirm if the CE credits offered are valid and accredited by relevant organizations or licensing boards. This is crucial to ensure that your hard work and time investment will be recognized professionally.

Consider the format and delivery method of the course. Decide whether online or in-person learning suits your schedule and learning style best. Choose a course that offers flexibility while still providing valuable insights and knowledge to further develop your skills as a social worker.

The Benefits of Free CE for Social Workers

Free Continuing Education (CE) opportunities for social workers provide numerous benefits that can enhance their professional growth and development. By participating in free CE courses, social workers have the chance to stay updated on the latest trends, research, and best practices in the field. This knowledge allows them to better serve their clients and communities effectively.

Furthermore, free CE programs offer flexibility in terms of scheduling and accessibility. Social workers can engage in online courses or webinars at their convenience without having to travel or take time away from work. This flexibility is especially valuable for busy professionals juggling multiple responsibilities.

In addition to expanding their knowledge base, free CE for social workers often enables them to earn credits necessary for licensure renewal. Maintaining a current license demonstrates a commitment to ongoing learning and professionalism within the field of social work.

Taking advantage of free CE opportunities not only benefits individual social workers but also contributes to the overall improvement of the profession as a whole.

Conclusion: The Importance of Continuous Learning in the Field of Social Work

Continuous learning is a fundamental aspect of professional growth in the field of social work. As society evolves, so do the challenges faced by social workers, making it crucial to stay updated with the latest research and practices. By engaging in Continuing Education (CE) opportunities, social workers can enhance their skills and knowledge to better serve their clients.

Embracing lifelong learning not only benefits individual social workers but also contributes to improved outcomes for those they support. Free CE options provide accessible avenues for professionals to expand their expertise without financial constraints. This accessibility helps promote inclusivity and diversity within the field by removing barriers to education.

In a dynamic field like social work, staying stagnant is not an option. Continuous learning allows professionals to adapt to changing environments, implement innovative solutions, and uphold ethical standards effectively. Prioritizing ongoing education fosters a culture of excellence and compassion within the realm of social work.

Free CE opportunities for social workers not only help them stay current with industry trends but also allow them to enhance their skills and knowledge without financial constraints. Continuous learning is essential in the field of social work to provide the best possible support and care to individuals and communities. By taking advantage of free CE courses, social workers can further develop professionally and make a positive impact in their practice. Keep seeking out these valuable resources to grow as a social worker and continue making a difference in the lives of those you serve.

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Master’s of Social Work

Online masters of social work, our online program is available in 49 states (excluding colorado). you have the opportunity to select from asynchronous and/or synchronous courses, including in both formats..

Ohio State academic programs are designed to prepare students to sit for applicable licensure or certification in Ohio. If you plan to pursue licensure or certification in a state other than Ohio, please review state educational requirements for licensure and certification and state licensing board contact information .  

• Asynchronous : you can take online courses on your own schedule. Course materials, lectures and learning activities are released weekly and can be completed at any time during a one-week window. 
• Synchronous : although you will take classes online, you will virtually attend a class session each week, at the same time as your instruct or  and classmates.

For more information on state authorization requirements and disclosures related to online programs, please visit https://online.osu.edu/state-authorization/disclosures .

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University of Tennessee at Knoxville Online MSW

The university of tennessee at knoxville master of science in social work (mssw) program.

Program Options: Full and Part-Time

Tuition: $12,790

Acceptance rate: 76.3 percent

GRE Required: No

1-year/Accelerated Option Yes

Campus Visits Required: No

Field Hours: Two to four semesters

CSWE Accredited: Yes

Application Deadline: October 1 to February 1 for scholarship availability; applications accepted until the program is filled.

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The University of Tennessee at Knoxville was founded in 1794, two years before Tennessee became a state, and was originally known as Blount College. The non-sectarian school for young men struggled initially and was rechartered as the East Tennessee College in 1807 in order to receive a settlement as part of the Compact of 1806. The school temporarily closed in 1809, reopening in 1820. The original campus was landlocked and, in 1828, the college moved to Barbara Hill, now known as The Hill. The school became East Tennessee University in 1840.

During the Civil War, Tennessee was a member of the Confederate States when the Morrill Act was passed. In 1867, Congress passed a special act allowing Tennessee to participate in the program and, in 1869, East Tennessee University was designated as Tennessee’s land-grant institution. The school was required to focus on agricultural, military and mechanical subjects as part of their acceptance of the program proceeds. In 1879, the school became the University of Tennessee.

The College of Social Work at the university was established in 1942 and provides professional social work education programs that prepare students for careers in the social work profession. U.S. News & World Report ranks the University of Tennessee College of Social Work 25th in the country.

Today, the University of Tennessee in Knoxville sits on 910 acres and has an enrollment of 28,321.

The Master of Science in Social Work at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville is offered in a completely online format. GetEducated.com , a consumer organization, says that the program is one of the top accredited online programs available due to its value and affordability. The program is taught by the same professors who teach traditional classes and all students are held to the same high standards. Students study the same courses that students in traditional classes must complete.

Concentrations

The MSSW at the University of Tennessee Knoxville is available with concentrations in Evidenced-Based Personal Practice or Organizational Leadership. Evidence-Based personal Practice is a clinical concentration providing information on therapeutic interventions and group work. Students are prepared for careers in schools, hospitals, private practice, clinics, prisons or community mental health centers. Students develop an understanding of evidence-based practices designed to restore, maintain or promote mental health and social functioning.

The Organizational Leadership concentration is a macro concentration that focuses on the underlying principle of social and economic justice. Students develop management, social-economic development and policy practice skills designed for careers in government, non-profits, and communities. Students become critical thinkers with a strong desire to promote social and economic justice.

Program Requirements

Students must complete 60 credit hours which includes 30 hours of generalist courses and field practice. Students who wish to enter a concentration must also complete 30 credit hours in the concentration. Students must maintain a 3.0 or better in all courses and must complete a satisfactory performance in the field. Students must earn a “C” or higher in all required courses and those courses may not be repeated to earn a higher grade. Students must adhere to the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers.

Admissions Requirements

Students who wish to be admitted to the Master of Science in Social Work program at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville must hold a bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited college or university and at least three-fourths of their undergraduate study must have included social sciences, humanities, physical sciences or other liberal arts. Students must have successfully completed coursework at the undergraduate level from four of the following five areas:

• Economics or Mathematics
• Government, Political Science or History
• Philosophy, Literature or the Arts
• Sociology or Anthropology

Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale in all undergraduate work and a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in any previous graduate work. Preference is given to students with a 3.0 cumulative GPA in undergraduate work as well as those with a substantial social science background.

There is a non-refundable $250 fee required once students are admitted to the program.

The College of Social Work faculty is highly-trained and leaders in their field of expertise. The Director of the MSSW Online Program, Kate McClernon Chaffin, MSSW, LAPSW, earned her own MSSW at the University of Tennessee Knoxville and her research interests lie within best practices for online teaching. David Dupper, Ph.D., is the Interim Dean at the College of Social Work. He earned his doctorate at Florida State University and is interested in enhancing the educational success of students who are at risk of school failure. He has written two books and many papers on school violence, bullying, and other student-related matters. His research interests are in mindfulness practices in social work education, preventing bullying and empathy training.

Online Courses

Courses required for the generalist curriculum include:

• Culturally Relevant Practice with Diverse Populations
• Introduction to Direct Social Work Practice
• Introduction to Macro Social Work Practice
• Introduction to Psychopathology
• Leadership Skills and Knowledge for Advanced Social Work Practice
• Lifespan & Neurophysiological Development in a Cultural, Ecological and Transactional Framework
• Social Work and Social Welfare Policies and Programs
• Evaluating Clinical Practice
• Evidenced-based Interpersonal Practice with Groups
• Evidenced-based Interpersonal Practice with Individuals

Students must also choose two electives and one selective course. They must also complete a field practicum in the concentration.

Curriculum for the Organizational Leadership concentration includes:

• Advanced Change Management & Policy Practice
• Advanced Organizational Theory & Practice
• Program Development & Continuous Improvement
• Resource Development and Management

Internships

The MSSW program requires that students complete field practice, a critical component of the program. The College of Social Work partners with a wide range of social service agencies, mental health, and addiction programs as well as medical and school settings to provide field placements. Students who enter the online program must arrange for a field placement in their area. The placement must be approved by the student’s advisor.

Kate McClernon Chaffin, Nashville & Online MSSW Program Director

Phone: 865-974-3351

UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN-MADISON

Students make progress, stay connected in online continuing education classes

When Deanna Rymaszewski started her Advanced Dementia Care Specialist Certificate in Continuing Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison , she had no idea she’d be finishing up her program coursework online. But COVID-19 had other plans.

The pandemic upended many things in 2020, including most in-person classes at UW–Madison. In an effort to keep students moving ahead in their academic programs, many classes, including those offered by Continuing Studies, transitioned quickly to an online format.

Certifying skills in advanced dementia care

Rymaszewski, a clinical educator and social worker with Wisconsin’s Agrace hospice care, had taken online classes as part of her master of social work degree — and for ongoing continuing education requirements — in years past. But she still had some lingering concerns about transitioning to an online format for her certificate coursework.

“I have had issues in the past with online courses where I felt like I couldn’t stay focused due to tech issues,” Rymaszewski says. “Additionally, I have had experiences where I didn’t feel like I could ask questions and participate effectively in a group activity. I learn a lot from Q&A and group activities, so this is important to me.”

Fortunately, Continuing Studies, which has offered online classes for more than a decade, was fully prepared to meet her continuing education needs virtually. Like the in-person class format, online classes are taught by UW–Madison faculty and professional experts who know how to teach, connect and create community for their students — even when that community is in a digital space.

Rymaszewski was pleased to discover that not only was her remaining coursework in aging and long-term care free from technology issues, it was also effectively taught.

“I never felt like technology was a barrier to my participation,” she says of her online classes. “The Q&A was handled really well, and it helped that there was a moderator so that the instructor could focus on teaching. I think this really enhanced my learning. [Having a moderator] is one of those elements that you don’t really notice unless it isn’t there. It makes a huge difference.”

She’s grateful she’s been able to continue her certificate program, which she says will help her onboard and train new staff at Agrace in best practices related to dementia care.

“When the pandemic restrictions were put in place, I was saddened by the reality that I wouldn’t be able to attend the remaining courses in person,” says Rymaszewski. “However, my program put a lot of work into ensuring that in-person courses were well translated to an online learning environment. This allowed me to stay on track for my dementia care certification and stay connected with instructors as well as my classmates. I am beyond thankful.”

Fine-tuning her French

  For Sonja Whipp, the goal of improving her French language skills was inspired by a 2020 trip to France, just before COVID travel restrictions were put in place. She’d studied French in middle and high school and was amazed by how much of what she’d learned in those early years came back to her as she toured France.

“I decided after that trip that I wanted to brush up on my French so that the next time I travel abroad, I can communicate better,” Whipp says.

While she had taken online classes before, the notion of taking an online language class was new to her. But she was up for the opportunity and eager to practice her French conversational skills with other speakers. She says she’s glad she enrolled.

“I had a wonderful experience taking French 2 as an online class,” Whipp says. “I felt like we built a little community online as the weeks went on, and I really looked forward to having this weekly opportunity to learn new words and put our learning into practice through conversation.”

Beyond improving her vocabulary, grammar and conversation skills, Whipp found other things to love about her online class.

“I felt extremely fortunate to have an instructor from France. She taught us so much about the culture and nuances about the language that you can’t get from a book.”

Embracing the online experience

Both Rymaszewski and Whipp say they would encourage others interested in developing their skills and knowledge to consider one of UW–Madison’s online Continuing Studies classes.

“Practicing conversational skills with a group and an experienced instructor is key to improving your knowledge of a language,” notes Whipp. “And it’s really hard to do this on your own outside of a class environment.”

Rymaszewski says she would tell other behavioral health professionals to check out online classes for professional development.

“Do it! It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with other behavioral health professionals,” she says. “UW–Madison does an amazing job of moderating and supporting online learners.”

Search our catalog of offerings for a complete list of classes offered in the areas of behavioral health; leadership, management and workplace skills; and humanities. And don’t forget to join our email list for updates on your favorite programs and announcements about the resumption of in-person classes.

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Program at a Glance

The online Master of Arts in clinical mental health counseling is designed to put your goals within reach. Three start dates each year and a manageable course load of just two classes during each accelerated session enables you to earn your degree in as few as two years — all while maintaining an ideal work/school/life balance. This 60-credit program prepares you to work with individuals across the lifespan and treatment spectrum.

Program Coordinator : Sandy Gibson, [email protected]

• full time: 2 years
• part time: up to 6 years

Availability

• (mix of asynchronous and synchronous courses)

Specializations

• generalist practice addiction counseling
• per credit*

*This represents a discount of 17% off of TCNJ’s standard tuition rate. Paraprofessionals working in HPSA communities and HBCU graduates are eligible for a further discounted rate of $514.50 per credit.

Who should pursue this program?

A counseling degree will offer you a wide variety of career pathways; many counselors work in community agencies, hospitals, or private practices and provide care directly or serve as administrators. Upon graduation, you will meet the requirements to take the National Counselor Exam to be a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) and be eligible to apply to be a Licensed Association Counselor (LAC) or its equivalent. Prospective students who live near the TCNJ campus are encouraged to apply to the in-person program .

Engaged Faculty

What sets our faculty apart? It’s their academic prowess and active engagement as practicing counselors. Our faculty members are immersed in the current landscape of mental health counseling, bringing firsthand experience and a practical perspective to the classroom.

The clinical mental health field is experiencing an unprecedented surge in job opportunities, reflecting the increasing recognition of mental health as an integral component of overall well-being. Employment in the field is expected to grow by 18% between 2022 and 2032, according to the latest national data . Our programs will prepare you for success, enabling you to confidently enter the workforce and command a salary that reflects your expertise and dedication.

This program consists of three 16-week terms a year, each of which is divided into two carefully curated eight-week sessions. The practicum/field experience will span a full term, and the internship will span two terms.

Courses are offered online in a blend of asynchronous and synchronous work, meaning you will do most of your work on your own time, whenever it best fits your schedule. Most classes will have a weekly live presentation that will also be recorded for those who cannot attend. (Note that while most courses do not require synchronous attendance, it is required for group counseling as well as for your practicum and internship.)

Full-time students can take two classes per term and finish in two years. Part-time students can decide how many classes to take each term but must finish within six years.

This online program leverages cutting-edge technology to enhance the learning experience and to provide essential skills for your future counseling practice. Through interactive virtual classrooms, multimedia resources, and real-time collaboration tools, you’ll be a part of a dynamic and engaging online environment that mirrors the richness of in-person instruction. Participate in simulated counseling sessions; access diverse case studies; and engage in immersive, experiential learning.

Our instructional designers have developed a no-cost introductory module to prepare you to successfully engage in the online learning environment. In addition, we’ve standardized the online classroom experience to ensure a seamless transition from course to course, even for those who might be new to online education.

Our dynamic curriculum is designed by national experts and aligned with the newly released 2024 CACREP standards. There are two tracks available: generalist practice and addiction counseling. In both you will supplement your classes with community-based engagement, independent studies, or faculty research.

Generalist practice track: Customize your course of study by pursuing the generalist practice track and choosing electives that offer a broader clinical experience.

Addiction counseling track: This track embraces multiple pathways to recovery, preparing you to work across the addiction treatment spectrum and providing a strong foundation in harm reduction.

Our application process is simple and efficient; GRE scores aren’t required, and rolling admission ensures you can start as soon as you want — even the very next term. You need to provide the following:

• Essay (personal statement)*
• Two letters of recommendation from faculty or employers only
• Copy of resume
• Official undergraduate transcript

You can also use code “GROWTCNJ” to waive the $75 application fee.

*Share with us how your lived expertise integrates into your desire to be a mental health counselor, including your aspirations for creating meaningful change in individual lives and communities.

As this is a new program, CACREP accreditation cannot be secured until the first cohort of students is ready to graduate. The CACREP application will be submitted at that time, and everyone who graduates within 18 months of the date that accreditation is secured will be deemed to have graduated from a CACREP-accredited program.

See the list of prerequisites for any person pursuing licensure in counseling. This list is subject to change.

TCNJ’s online clinical mental health counseling degree fulfills the prerequisite courses in licensing requirements in 40 states: AL, AK, AZ, CO, CT, DE, GA, HI, ID, IL, IA, KS, KY, LA, MA, ME, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WV, WI, and WY.*

TCNJ’s online clinical mental health counseling degree does not fully meet the prerequisite courses in licensing requirements in 10 states: AR, CA, FL, IN, MD, MS, NY, PA, VA, and WA.*

*current as of 3/15/24

Similar courses in other states:

• AR and CA: Psychopharmacology
• CA, TN, and VA: Advanced Counseling and Psychotherapeutic Theories and Techniques
• MS and VA: Counseling and Psychotherapy Skills
• IN, NY, and PA: Clinical Instruction; 13 states did not have similar required courses
• FL: Human Sexuality; Counseling in Community Settings
• IN: Knowledge and Skill for the Practice of Mental Health Counseling and Psychotherapy
• MD: Psychotherapy
• WA: Counseling Individuals; Developmental Psychology; Physiological Psychology; Organizational Psychology; Developmentally Disabled People; Abusive Relationships; Chronically Mentally Ill

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Students can choose from the following certificates or emphases: TCNJ-Based Certificates

• Bilingual Endorsement Certificate
• Educational Leadership Certificate
• Environmental Sustainability Education Certificate
• Inclusive Literacy
• Integrative STEM Educational Methods Certificate*
• Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Teacher of Students with Disabilities
• Supervisor Certificate
• Teacher Leader Certificate
• Teachers of English as a Second Language Certificate

RTC-Based Certificates

• Brain-Based Teaching Certificate*
• Classroom Climate Certificate*
• The Differentiated Classroom Certificate*

The following certificates lead to eligibility for state endorsements:

*Certificate can be completed online

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2024-2025 Catalog

Continuing education.

The University of Idaho offers a variety of courses for individuals to continue their education, whether in Moscow or not. Continuing education courses fall into three categories:

• Conferences, courses, seminars, or workshops offered by academic departments;
• Credit and non-credit courses offered by the Engineering Outreach Program ; and
• Independent Study in Idaho courses.

Courses Offered by Academic Departments

Several academic departments offer conferences, courses, seminars, and workshops throughout the region where students can earn U of I credit or Continuing Education Units (CEU) (see regulation D-5 for information on CEUs). These conferences, courses, seminars, or workshops are taught by U of I faculty members or by qualified local instructors who are approved by the respective college in which the course is offered.

Students earning U of I credit for these conferences, courses, seminars, and workshops must be admitted by the U of I Admissions Office; students earning credit through Independent Study in Idaho or CEUs do not.

Each college and department is responsible for developing and administering these courses as well as registering students. Those interested in taking such courses should contact the respective college for courses available in their geographic area.

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• Bachelor of Professional Studies
• Professional Studies and Continuing Education
• Finish Your Degree 100% Online

Learning That Fits Your Life

We know that many adult students are juggling work and family commitments. The Bachelor of Professional Studies (B.P.S.) program was designed with this in mind. Choose the B.P.S. program to achieve something you've always wanted, in a way that works for you.

Apply for 2024

Important Dates

Fall 2024 program start.

• apply by June 14, 2024
• get notified of acceptance by June 28, 2024

Spring 2025 Program Start

• apply by November 1, 2024
• get notified of acceptance by November 15, 2024

Two Concentration Options

The B.P.S. bachelor's degree program allows you to choose from one of two concentrations, each including the added value of a Certificate of Undergraduate Studies (C.U.S.):

• Organizational Leadership (C.U.S. in Workplace Diversity)
• Social Services (C.U.S. in Nonprofit Studies)

Each concentration emphasizes diversity and ethics, while teaching concepts and skills delivered efficiently and accessibly that are required for career advancement. There is also a foundation in the arts and sciences through the B.P.S. general education requirements. 

Learn Alongside Your Peers

The program is structured as a cohort model, so you will be part of a group of adults who have work experience, along with college credit. In your first class, you will learn how to create a B.P.S. prior learning portfolio of your work/life experience for a potential credit award of up to 32 credits.

2 Courses at a Time

The B.P.S is designed to fit within a busy working adult’s schedule. Here’s how it works: 

• program runs during the Fall and Spring semesters 
• each semester is split into two 7-week sessions 
• 2 courses are taught in each session  
• courses are delivered in a blended online format
• synchronous courses in each semester are taught back-to-back on the same day of the week

Fully Online Courses, Synchronous and Asynchronous

Courses are delivered in a blended online format:

• asynchronous = students view course materials and complete assignments without specified class meetings
• synchronous = students and instructors are talking, teaching, and learning via Zoom in real time

Please Note: No more than half of the classes meet synchronously.

Admission Requirements

• 24 years or older at time of application
• 5 years of documented comprehensive work experience and/or military training
• a minimum of 24 earned college credits from a regionally accredited college or university 
• a cumulative college GPA of 2.0 or higher
• no prior bachelor’s degree earned

Please Note: Current RIC students (still active as degree students) who wish to change their major to the B.P.S. need to submit a Change of Major Request to B.P.S. Form .

Tuition + Fees Per Semester (2024-2025)  

• $358/credit
• $105 technology fee
• $52 library fee
• $275 B.P.S. program fee

Financial Aid

Our Office of Financial Aid is ready to answer any questions about financial assistance.

Contact Financial Aid

Academic Components

• minimum of 120 earned college credits (including up to 75 transfer credits)
• concentration: 36–39 credits
• general education requirements: 40 credits (some of which may be from prior earned credit)
• prior learning portfolio and/or elective credits: if needed to reach the 120 credits for graduation

B.P.S. Course Details

Required courses.

Please Note: Organizational Leadership students may count ECON 200 and Social Services students may count SWRK 325 towards four of the remaining general education credits. Prior earned college credit will be evaluated to see which may be used to fulfill remaining credits to reach the minimum of 40 required General Education credits. 

Total Credits: 35

Total Credits: 36

Move Forward Today and Apply to the B.P.S. Program

We're currently accepting applications for 2024 and hope that you're willing to take the next step to advance your career in a program that understands the needs of adult learners.

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Office of Professional Studies and Continuing Education

Professional Studies and Continuing Education (PSCE) extends the educational offerings and resources of Rhode Island College (RIC) and provides administrative programming support and assistance to affiliated agencies and organizations on and off campus.

• email [email protected]
• phone 401-456-8909
• place Roberts Hall
• Request Information

Are you at risk? Call 1-800-273-TALK

Online Suicide Prevention Courses

The majority of courses offered here are listed in the Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC) Best Practice Registry

The core module in many of these courses is the QPR Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention listed in the National Registry of Evidence-based Practices and Policies (NREPP)

All courses are evidence-based, heavily-tested, peer-reviewed, and qualify for Continuing Education Credits (see listing below).

Are you a licensed healthcare provider impacted by new laws requiring training in suicide risk assessment, treatment, and management?

Want to improve your knowledge and skills in working with suicidal patients?

Online continuing education that fits your life

Need ce continu ed is a convenient, affordable solution that fits your lifestyle and learning style., stress-free online ce.

Continu ed makes it easier than ever to find the online continuing education courses you need. You can sign up as an individual and get unlimited access—or your organization can save with our group pricing discounts .

Your CE, simplified

The courses you want, the CE you need—tailored for you!

Take as many CE courses as you like, as often as you want, for one low price.

Learn and earn CEUs, CE credits, or hours anytime, anywhere, and on any device, including your phone or tablet.

Thousands of professionals trust Continu ed to provide high-quality, engaging content developed and presented by leading experts.

We keep a transcript of your completed coursework, and your member dashboard makes it simple to track your progress as you learn online.

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Our story is as much about members as it is about us.

Online learning is a great way for me to continue my quest for knowledge. I love continuing education courses, and I enjoy being able to learn online from the comfort of my home.

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Continu ed has allowed me to access the courses that best fit my line of work. ... I can't say enough good things about it!

Your questions, answered

Get answers to your questions about how Continu ed provides you with a seamless online learning experience.

So affordable! What's the catch?

No catch! Still have questions? See our top 10 FAQ for more information.

What are the course formats?

Social, solitary, visual, verbal—we have a format for all types of learners. Find out more about them.

When will my membership expire?

12 months after you join. To learn more, read what our members say about their online learning experiences!

Health Care Professionals

Find the resources you need for continuing education..

Gritman invests in our community’s future by offering education and training for the next generation of health care professionals. Our Simulation Learning Center offers state-of-the-art simulation manikins, equipment, supplies and space for realistic learning. Our employees are generous in their work, allowing students to learn in real patient care situations.

Continuing Education Classes

Gritman offers classes for practicing health care professionals. Classes may be offered online, in-person or a combination of both. Click on the classes below to learn more.

• ALS – ARC Advanced Life Support
• BLS – CPR/AED/Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers
• CNA – Certified Nurse Assistant Training
• ENPC – Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course
• Fetal Heart Monitoring
• PALS – ARC Pediatric Advanced Life Support
• NRP – Neonatal Resuscitation
• STABLE – Assessment and Care of Neonates
• Stewards of Children
• TNCC – Trauma Nursing Core Course

Nurse Residency Program

Nurse Residents are recent nursing program graduates who enter into full-time, benefited positions at Gritman Medical Center. Nurse Residents can begin their employment with a Graduate License, with the plan to take their NCLEX soon after hire.