In fact, in almost any setting imaginable, you are likely to find social workers. Professionals in social work are necessary in schools, in agencies providing services to people with disabilities, in the courts and jails, in the legislature, in industries within employee assistance programs, and in agencies working with children, adolescents, adults and with older adults. The University of Toledo offers an undergraduate Social Work Program. This program prepares the student to work as a generalist social worker. A generalist social worker is someone who has developed many skills that can be utilized in a variety of settings and with a variety of population groups.
Many jobs are available for individuals prepared at the undergraduate level of social work.
Graduates of The University of Toledo Social Work Program continue to be successfully employed in Northwest Ohio, across the state and country. The Social Work Program at The University of Toledo enjoys full accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education. As such, the social work program strives to uphold the highest standards of social work education. Only graduates from accredited social work programs are eligible to apply for licensure through the State of Ohio as a Licensed Social Worker. Statistics recently released indicate a high pass rate for graduates of the Social Work Program at The University of Toledo on the state exam taken to qualify as a Licensed Social Worker.