What is a social work trainee?

Social Work Trainees are individuals who are undergoing practical training and supervision to become professional social workers. They typically work in various settings such as schools, hospitals, or community agencies, assisting clients with a range of social, emotional, and practical issues. Trainees apply theoretical knowledge from their academic studies while gaining hands-on experience, often under the guidance of licensed social workers. Their responsibilities may include conducting assessments, helping clients access resources, and developing intervention plans as part of their learning process.