Who is the ASA? The Social and Welfare Auxiliary is a worker who carries out activities directed at recovering or maintaining the psychophysical well-being of the person and reducing the risks of isolation and marginalization, assisting them in all activities of daily living. The ASA (Auxiliary Social Worker) Course will enable you to develop essential skills that will allow you to collaborate with health care personnel, social workers and social workers.
The course has a duration of 800 hours including 350 hours of theory, 100 hours of practical exercises and 350 hours of internship.
You will be able to work in: Nursing homes; Day care centers for the disabled, elderly and minors; Social and health communities for the elderly, disabled; Housing communities for minors; Home care service for the elderly and disabled; Alzheimer's Units; Rehabilitation institutions.
The teaching of the course will include the following topics:
- Elements of health legislation
- Social work methodology
- Psychological and communication area
- Soft skills (soft skills)
Sanitation area
- Elements of hygiene and prevention;
- Mental health, disability and drug addiction;
- Elements of human anatomy and physiology; Elements of geriatrics;
- Elements of personal hygiene; hotel hygiene and comfort
Technical operations area
- Computer basics;
- Elements of basic care;
- Elements of rehabilitation and mobilization;
- Pharmacology and First Aid.
Issuance of Qualification of Social Work Auxiliary.
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