Social Work Exam Prep: Masters, Advanced Generalist, and Clinical

Are you anxious about passing your exam for licensure? Are you not quite sure which program to choose, the American College of Mental Health Education is now offering a one-day intensive and comprehensive review session to prepare candidates for the Masters, Advanced Generalist, and Clinical exams. This instructor-led course is facilitated by social workers, who understand the many dimensions of test-taking and what it takes to pass.   

Pass the first time. This session is designed to provide examinees with the right combination of content, critical study skills, and test-taking strategies that are essential for passing these licensure exams. Among the topic areas we will cover include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Professional Values and Ethics
• Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning
• Human Development and Behavior in the Environment
• Community Practice
• Supervision, Administration, and Policy
• Alcohol and Drug Addiction
• Diversity and Socio-economic Justice
• Communication
• Evaluation and the Use of Research

Get the benefit of small class sizes with an emphasis personalizing instruction to your learning needs; skilled trainers with proven success on the exam and in practice; customized study materials; and, practical test-taking approaches and strategies. 

Exam Coach: Jason Ingram, JD, MA, MSW is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and faculty member of the American College of Mental Health Education with a broad range of social work, HR, compliance, legal, and policy experience in various industries and sectors, including local, state, and federal government. This course is taught from a personal, academic, and professional perspectives. A graduate of Teachers College Columbia University with a Master of Arts degree in Sociology and Education with a concentration in Education Policy. He also received his Juris Doctor degree from The Catholic University of America and his Masters of Social Work degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

Target Audience and Course Delivery: Social Workers

Course Interactivity: All live, interactive webinars involve discussion and chat messaging with the webinar's presenter as well as questions and answers to and from attendees.

Access to Training: Upon registering for the course, attendees will receive an email that details how to access the course. The email will include the unique URL, which means attendees do not have to install software on their computers.

System Requirements: We highly recommend using the latest version of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera or Edge browser. Attendees may perform system configuration test before joining the event room. See registration confirmation email. It enables attendees to check their conference server connection, operating system, browser capability, as well as audio and video output.

Course Delivery: This is a live, interactive webinar.

Course Evaluations: Immediately following each course, attendees are directed automatically to the post-webinar course evaluation through a seamless integration with the Learning Management System (LMS). Course evaluations are completed online through our designated online survey tool, so attendees do not have to use their email accounts.

Refund/Cancellation Policy: There are no monetary refunds. To receive a transfer credit to a future workshop of equal or lesser value ONLY, cancellations must be made at least 72 hours prior to the start date of workshop. Any cancellations made less than 72 hours of the start date of workshop will only be eligible for a transfer PLUS will be subject to $75 transfer fee.

ADA Needs: We would be happy to accommodate your ADA needs; please call our Customer Service Department for more information at (866) 445-7507.

Questions and Concerns: If you have complaints, questions, or concerns, please call (866) 445-7507 or email Dr. Roosevelt Cohens, LICSW, LCSW-C at [email protected].

Event Venue

Online