MH-401

Administration and Supervision

Human service providers in communities often require expertise in the management and supervision of other service providers in front line positions. This subject helps to demystify these skill areas and the perceptions of management for social workers. Recognizing that management skills are a group of activities performed daily; an extension of the knowledge and values of workers provide insight into the dynamics of human behaviour; and offer a wide variety of approaches helps the Indigenous Wellness and Addictions Prevention Work (IWAP) to develop broader insights into activities impacting on their roles in both organizations and communities.

Credit Hours

48

Min. Grade

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