According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, “Overall employment of social workers is projected to grow 12 percent from 2020 to 2030, faster than the average for all occupations.” Clearly, there isn’t a shortage in social work. Nevertheless, you still may be wondering if social work is for you. Taking a gap year or two to gain experience is an excellent way to determine whether or not you should pursue your master of social work.
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My name is Donzell Lampkins. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker by day, Blogger, and YouTuber by night. I love helping others grow as students, professionals, and people they can be proud to look at in the mirror. Most importantly, I love helping people reach their full potential. If you are interested in learning more about what I can offer, I can be reached at DonzellLampkins@gmail.com.
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PS., statements in this video are simply my personal views and opinions only. I am not speaking on the behalf of any organization, institution, or corporation nor am I trying to replace the advice of your therapist, primary care provider, or academic advisor.
PSS., This video did not compromise patient or institutional information nor did it compromise work ethic or integrity including but not limited to taking away time from professional duties during business hours.
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