During your social worker interview process, be prepared to discuss case studies in which tough decisions needed to be made as well as what drives you to help others. Employers look for resilient individuals with strong communication skills who bring passion to the job. You'll need a bachelor's degree in social work or a related field, and in some cases a state license.
They ask you about your education, job history, the usual stuff. You sign a form saying that you will not share the questions with anyone so I can only tell you what you would normally do at other interviews that you do there. Be prepared to talk about what jobs you've had, explain what you did etc.
Why are people poor?
Why do you want to work for the department?
How will "I" contribute to social work.
Scenario e.g. A service wants to attend a concert but they have strict protocols about being in public - what do you do?
Lots of scenario questions.
Classic questions often centered around open ended type of questions.
What is your background and when can you start.
Tell us a time in your life which you have faced difficulty and how you have come through that.
What are your goals? Why are you leaving your current position?
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