Mit welchen Themen befasst sich der CAS Soziale Arbeit mit gesetzlichem Auftrag?

The CAS Social Work with a Legal Mandate provides practical specialist knowledge for the professional support of people in the context of legal frameworks. The continuing education, further training covers the following topics, among others:

• Child protection: assessment of endangered situations, intervention options and cooperation with authorities
• Social assistance: legal basis, procedures and support measures
• Case management: coordination of assistance processes across different institutions
• Victim support: application of the Victim Support Act in everyday practice
• Child law: Central aspects of civil and criminal law in dealing with children and young people
• Tenancy and employment law: Relevant legal issues in everyday social work
• Adult Protection Act (KESR): In-depth study of the legal basis and roles in adult protection
• Social insurance: Introduction to AHV, IV, EL and other benefits
• Working with compulsory clients: Dealing with coercive contexts, relationship building and motivation
• Conducting difficult conversations: Communicating professionally in stressful situations

Some of these contents of the CAS Social Work with a Legal Mandate are also offered as individual seminars, which allows a targeted deepening of individual topics.

The CAS Social Work with a Legal Mandate continuing education, further training course is aimed at professionals who are confronted with legal issues and complex case constellations in their day-to-day work. The aim is to gain confidence in dealing with the legal mandate and to remain competent - even in challenging situations.

Please note: The specific content of the CAS Social Work with a legal mandate may vary depending on the Universities. It is therefore advisable to clarify the exact course content directly with the institution offering the course. The question can be forwarded directly to the desired school via our contact form.