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le diplôme d'Etat Auxilliaire de vie sociale

English translation: Diploma of Life Auxiliary Helper/in Social Work

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French term or phrase:le diplôme d'Etat Auxilliaire de vie sociale
English translation:Diploma of Life Auxiliary Helper/in Social Work
Entered by: Marcos Bernardo

13:07 Feb 17, 2008
French to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Education / Pedagogy
French term or phrase: le diplôme d'Etat Auxilliaire de vie sociale
Bon après-midi,

C'est la suite/fin de la traduction sur Morlaix et la CCI:

"La CCI propose aussi à Morlaix des formations diplômantes, comme la première licence professionnelle de l'emballage de France (Formapack) ou le diplôme d'Etat Auxilliaire de vie sociale..."

Merci d'avance pour toute assistance.

Bon dimanche,

Richard
Richard Levy (X)
United States
Local time: 22:57
Diploma of Life Auxiliary Helper/in Social Work
Explanation:
"Social work qualifications are no longer limited to these well-recognised diplomas. A
multitude of training programs now exist, each with a different form of certification.
Alongside the “traditional” professions thirty two other diplomas have been created over the
past decades, all of which have claims to intervene in social action but not necessarily as
“social workers” – the term itself being controversial, each profession claiming a specific
professional identify as “social mediator”, social “educator”, “counsellor”, etc. Current
professional titles range from the diploma of “Auxilliaire de Vie” – Life auxiliary helper at level five, the lowest level of national recognition, to the “Certificat d’Aptitude à la Direction
d’Etablissement Social” (CAFDES), Directeur of a social institution, at level one (DREES 2000)."

Good luck on your work!
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Marcos Bernardo
Brazil
Local time: 02:57
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Hi Marcos,

I thank you for ,your selection.
It was helpful and I used it.

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4 +1Diploma of Life Auxiliary Helper/in Social Work
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Diploma of Life Auxiliary Helper/in Social Work


Explanation:
"Social work qualifications are no longer limited to these well-recognised diplomas. A
multitude of training programs now exist, each with a different form of certification.
Alongside the “traditional” professions thirty two other diplomas have been created over the
past decades, all of which have claims to intervene in social action but not necessarily as
“social workers” – the term itself being controversial, each profession claiming a specific
professional identify as “social mediator”, social “educator”, “counsellor”, etc. Current
professional titles range from the diploma of “Auxilliaire de Vie” – Life auxiliary helper at level five, the lowest level of national recognition, to the “Certificat d’Aptitude à la Direction
d’Etablissement Social” (CAFDES), Directeur of a social institution, at level one (DREES 2000)."

Good luck on your work!


    Reference: http://www.socwork.net/2006/2/articles/ward/ward.pdf
    Reference: http://www.communitycare.co.uk/Articles/2003/08/11/41747/the...
Marcos Bernardo
Brazil
Local time: 02:57
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Hi Marcos,

I thank you for ,your selection.
It was helpful and I used it.
Notes to answerer
Asker: Muito obrigado Marcos..I'm going to wait for further answers before deciding. Boa tarde.


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