WELCOME TO THE CONTINUING EDUCATION WEB PAGE of the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare (HBSSW). At the School of Social Welfare, we believe that professional development should be taught by dedicated faculty and community practitioners who display both theoretical and practical application on an array of current topics specific to your needs. Our dynamic programs prepare you for the challenges found in both fields of social work and criminal justice.

Please Note: For the biennium that begins July 1, 2007 and ends February 28, 2009, only 25 continuing education credit hours are required, 4 of which must be in social work ethics and professional boundaries. Thereafter, the biennia will run from 3/1/odd to 2/28/odd and 30 credit hours with 4 in social work ethics and boundaries will be required. Refer to the State of Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing website for further information.

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your professional growth and development"

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Law Enforcement Instructor Development Course - A Workshop to Enhance the Skill and Knowledge of Instructors in Police Training
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CUSTOM ON-SITE CONTINUING EDUCATION TRAINING

Continuing Education helps the professional to keep apprised of state-of-the-art trends, to expand their areas of competence and to assist in solving problems they encounter daily. Workshops of your choice can be offered at your site and offers the following advantages:

• MORE CONVENIENT TIMING – Scheduled when and where you decide.
• FOCUS ON YOUR NEEDS – Specifically designed to meet the issues and concerns of your agency.
• CONFIDENTIAL SURROUNDINGS – Discuss your problems and solve them.
• STAFF DEVELOPMENT – Builds group cohesiveness.