A Certificate in Social Work and Criminal Justice System is a specialized program designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to address issues related to social work and the criminal justice system. The course typically lasts 6 -12 months, depending on the institution and mode of study. Topics covered include criminology, criminal law, social welfare, counseling, rehabilitation strategies, social justice, and the role of social workers in criminal justice settings. Students also gain practical experience through internships or fieldwork. This certification prepares individuals for careers in correctional facilities, probation services, victim advocacy, rehabilitation centers, and social service agencies. Graduates are equipped to contribute to the improvement of social justice practices and support individuals affected by crime.
