Field training guide in social work

The book / Field Training Guide in Social Work, by the author / Mona Ibrahim Binqash, provides a methodological framework for this training through seven interconnected chapters. It begins with defining the concept of training, its importance, history, objectives, and means. Then it discusses the characteristics, patterns, roles, and stages of training supervisors (trainers). After that, it focuses on the professional skills acquired such as case study, interview, observation, and recording. It also specifies the responsibilities, conditions, and qualities of trainees. It explains the supervision process and the responsibilities of its parties. It also covers the three methods of social work (individual, group, community organization). It concludes with a chapter on evaluating the training program, outlining its functions, stages, and the best methods for doing so.