Social Work Interview:

Structure: The interview will consist of a mix of Personal expression, scenario-based

questions, behavioural questions, and questions about your professional philosophy.

Personal expression,

1. Briefly tell us your life history focusing on your educational background, work
experience and spiritual service in the church.

2. A teenage project Participant expresses concerns about their safety at home

due to domestic violence. How would you navigate this sensitive situation
and ensure the child's well-being?

Answer: - (Focus on safety planning, collaboration with community resources, and

empowering the child to express their needs.)

3. A family with limited resources is concerned about their child's

developmental delays. How would you help them access the necessary
support services?

Answer: - (Focus on conducting a needs assessment, advocating for the child's needs, and
connecting the family with appropriate resources.)

4. How do you define the concept of holistic child development?

Answer: - (Look for a comprehensive understanding that includes physical, emotional,

social, and cognitive domains.)

5. Describe your ethical framework when working with families and children.

Answer: - (Highlight your commitment to confidentiality, cultural sensitivity, and social

justice.)

6. What is a self-help group?

Answer: - A self-help group (SHG) is a group of people who share a common challenge
and come together to support each other. The goal is to create a supportive environment
where members can share their struggles, exchange coping strategies, and provide
mutual encouragement and guidance.