As a non-licensed social worker, you perform tasks that can legally be performed by an unlicensed worker, allowing licensed social workers to focus on jobs that require their additional training and experience. Some people in this job are currently working towards earning their license, and employers treat this non-licensed work as training to help you acquire useful experience. Many non-licensed social workers work with non-clinical clients and help other social workers manage their caseloads. You may also work as a service coordinator or point of contact to help manage the schedules of other social workers.