NPO Human Resources Development Organization Launches New Course on Social Workers in 'Sapokare' E-Learning for Disability Support Facilities
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The NPO Human Resources Development Organization has started delivering its June content, 'What is a social worker? What kind of work do they do?', on 'Supporters College' (Sapokare), an e-learning platform for staff at disability welfare facilities. Taught by Yoshinori Ogawa, Director of the Tokyo Association of Social Workers, the three-part course systematically covers the basic knowledge, field expertise, and diverse career paths of social workers. Sapokare is a flat-rate service offering unlimited access for up to five facilities within the same corporation for 165,000 JPY (tax included) annually.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is covered in Sapokare's new course on social workers?
- A: It is a three-part online lecture covering the legal definition, basic knowledge, on-site expertise, and diverse career paths of social workers, including independent practice.
- Q: What is unique about Sapokare's pricing?
- A: It offers a flat-rate annual fee of 165,000 JPY (tax included), allowing unlimited access for all staff across up to five facilities within the same corporation.
- Q: Who is the target audience for this new course?
- A: The course is intended for support workers in disability welfare facilities, those aspiring to become certified social workers, and any staff interested in welfare careers.