social worker?
Q. where can I find info on becoming a social worker, I live in Co Durham, England, Where could I train?
Asked by xhelenx - Mon Jan 7 17:38:50 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need a diploma or degree in social work.Talk to your local connexions worker for advice.
Answered by Niamh - Mon Jan 7 17:44:32 2008
Q. where can I find info on becoming a social worker, I live in Co Durham, England, Where could I train?
Asked by xhelenx - Mon Jan 7 17:38:50 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need a diploma or degree in social work.Talk to your local connexions worker for advice.
Answered by Niamh - Mon Jan 7 17:44:32 2008
What duties does a social worker do in the emergency room department?
Q. I will be interviewing for a social worker position in the emergency room department, night shift. I'd like to be prepared for the interview by knowing what the social worker would being in this position.
Asked by yourrebirth - Fri Nov 7 06:54:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some assist in supporting victims of crime, accidents and the families. They also help people bought in with no place to live, no benefits and counseling relatives when the patient dies. Being a social worker in an emergency room , especially on night duty is a very stressful job, and you need a strong stomach and character to deal with people in a time of personal tragedy and crisis. You will deal with reporting abused children and also telling the parents. You will also have to finish your work and leave it at the door if you want to not burn out, as you will meet many people who due to circumstances, budget, time restraints and job limits you are unable to help even though you know that you were there last chance. A very important part… [cont.]
Answered by dominica - Fri Nov 7 07:11:36 2008
Q. I will be interviewing for a social worker position in the emergency room department, night shift. I'd like to be prepared for the interview by knowing what the social worker would being in this position.
Asked by yourrebirth - Fri Nov 7 06:54:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some assist in supporting victims of crime, accidents and the families. They also help people bought in with no place to live, no benefits and counseling relatives when the patient dies. Being a social worker in an emergency room , especially on night duty is a very stressful job, and you need a strong stomach and character to deal with people in a time of personal tragedy and crisis. You will deal with reporting abused children and also telling the parents. You will also have to finish your work and leave it at the door if you want to not burn out, as you will meet many people who due to circumstances, budget, time restraints and job limits you are unable to help even though you know that you were there last chance. A very important part… [cont.]
Answered by dominica - Fri Nov 7 07:11:36 2008
How could a social worker work with a contemporary social problem?
Q. can someone help me with this question (from an application form for a social work program): Discuss how you believe a social worker could work with a contemporary social problem of interest to you?
Asked by B - Sun Aug 23 14:20:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A contemporary social problem would be homelessness, unemployment, drug addiction, single parenthood, discrimination due to ethnicity, socioeconomic class, gender. Pick one and discuss how you would approach the issue; would you intervene on an individual level (micro or clinical) or on a broader level (macro or community development)?
Answered by MisChief - Sun Aug 23 14:41:25 2009
Q. can someone help me with this question (from an application form for a social work program): Discuss how you believe a social worker could work with a contemporary social problem of interest to you?
Asked by B - Sun Aug 23 14:20:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A contemporary social problem would be homelessness, unemployment, drug addiction, single parenthood, discrimination due to ethnicity, socioeconomic class, gender. Pick one and discuss how you would approach the issue; would you intervene on an individual level (micro or clinical) or on a broader level (macro or community development)?
Answered by MisChief - Sun Aug 23 14:41:25 2009
What can a social worker legally do when they come into a house?
Q. I had a social worker come to my house for a truancy issue with my son, who has a disabling medical problem. When she came in, she said my house was unclean. I am just wondering what a social worker can legally do? Wonder if I need a lawyer?
Asked by michelehospicern - Thu May 14 23:21:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can clean your house first off. Secondly, they can say the conditions for the child is unfit, and is not a proper living environment for them. Just clean up.
Answered by Leigh - Thu May 14 23:29:50 2009
Q. I had a social worker come to my house for a truancy issue with my son, who has a disabling medical problem. When she came in, she said my house was unclean. I am just wondering what a social worker can legally do? Wonder if I need a lawyer?
Asked by michelehospicern - Thu May 14 23:21:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can clean your house first off. Secondly, they can say the conditions for the child is unfit, and is not a proper living environment for them. Just clean up.
Answered by Leigh - Thu May 14 23:29:50 2009
How can i become a social worker in Georgia? What are the basic requirements?
Q. I am currently getting my bachelor's in psychology online. I work as a Paralegal but my life's calling is to work with soldiers who have PTSD or other such problems. Therefore if my research is correct I would need to become a clinical social worker. How exactly do I go about that?
Asked by blahblahblahblah - Tue Jun 16 17:16:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what the requirements are in the USA but I have a masters degree in social work with a clinical concentration in Canada. Generally, you need a masters degree to do any sort of clinical therapy and I doubt it is any different in the States. An aside though, social work is a VERY stressful profession and I would strongly advise anyone to work on your own personal issues BEFORE you get into the profession. Burn out rates are exceptionally high in this field and particularly working with trauma victims. Good luck!
Answered by MisChief - Tue Jun 16 17:24:56 2009
Q. I am currently getting my bachelor's in psychology online. I work as a Paralegal but my life's calling is to work with soldiers who have PTSD or other such problems. Therefore if my research is correct I would need to become a clinical social worker. How exactly do I go about that?
Asked by blahblahblahblah - Tue Jun 16 17:16:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what the requirements are in the USA but I have a masters degree in social work with a clinical concentration in Canada. Generally, you need a masters degree to do any sort of clinical therapy and I doubt it is any different in the States. An aside though, social work is a VERY stressful profession and I would strongly advise anyone to work on your own personal issues BEFORE you get into the profession. Burn out rates are exceptionally high in this field and particularly working with trauma victims. Good luck!
Answered by MisChief - Tue Jun 16 17:24:56 2009
I am a social worker who wants to help at-risk youth. Does anyone know of a job for me in NYC?
Q. Have worked with youth involved in criminal justice system, in foster care and adoption, independent living and am very comfortable as a social worker. I am also an athlete and can help youth from a sports and a social service position.
Asked by Andre B - Wed Jan 16 15:11:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With your talents, why not check out the social service agencies in your area. You can try United Way, they have lists of organizations that do that type of work. Maybe the school system in your area could use your talent in educating the youth in their school.. Maybe start an after school program for high schoolers to keep them out of gangs and drugs. Start a sports after school program. Maybe you could write for grants to start this.
Answered by slk29406 - Wed Jan 16 15:19:49 2008
Q. Have worked with youth involved in criminal justice system, in foster care and adoption, independent living and am very comfortable as a social worker. I am also an athlete and can help youth from a sports and a social service position.
Asked by Andre B - Wed Jan 16 15:11:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With your talents, why not check out the social service agencies in your area. You can try United Way, they have lists of organizations that do that type of work. Maybe the school system in your area could use your talent in educating the youth in their school.. Maybe start an after school program for high schoolers to keep them out of gangs and drugs. Start a sports after school program. Maybe you could write for grants to start this.
Answered by slk29406 - Wed Jan 16 15:19:49 2008
How can I become a social worker with an education degree?
Q. Not a school social worker, but a general social worker. Thanks.
Asked by Joe - Mon Jan 25 13:53:21 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apply for Social Work grad school to earn an MSW.
Answered by MomSezNo - Mon Jan 25 14:27:30 2010
Q. Not a school social worker, but a general social worker. Thanks.
Asked by Joe - Mon Jan 25 13:53:21 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apply for Social Work grad school to earn an MSW.
Answered by MomSezNo - Mon Jan 25 14:27:30 2010
How is life as a social worker?
Q. I am studying social work and I think I would like a job as a school social worker since hours seems to be good and summer vacations, yay? There are so many social workers occupations. I've heard that sometimes the workload does not equal the pay. Too stressful? So if anybody out there is a social worker in any field or especially in school settings, please let me know any positives or negatives. Thank You! Yeah, I hope somebody answers my question too. It will help me decide to continue on that career path or not.
Asked by Mariposa - Fri May 15 18:28:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I couldn't tell you, i was actually hoping somebody would tell you how it is too because i want to study to be one and im starting in september. well i hope we stay in touch ok. good luck. natyrbd_poncholove18@yaho o.com
Answered by MyLife MyStory<3 - Fri May 15 20:30:40 2009
Q. I am studying social work and I think I would like a job as a school social worker since hours seems to be good and summer vacations, yay? There are so many social workers occupations. I've heard that sometimes the workload does not equal the pay. Too stressful? So if anybody out there is a social worker in any field or especially in school settings, please let me know any positives or negatives. Thank You! Yeah, I hope somebody answers my question too. It will help me decide to continue on that career path or not.
Asked by Mariposa - Fri May 15 18:28:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I couldn't tell you, i was actually hoping somebody would tell you how it is too because i want to study to be one and im starting in september. well i hope we stay in touch ok. good luck. natyrbd_poncholove18@yaho o.com
Answered by MyLife MyStory<3 - Fri May 15 20:30:40 2009
What do you think of social workers? Whats the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear social worker?
Q. I really want to be a social worker, and most of my friends are like aw thats great! thats a really good job because your helping people, wheras some other people i know are like oh great another person in the world to stick their ore in? What do you guys think of social workers?
Asked by Broken Pearls - Tue Oct 20 13:33:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard-working, kind, and unfortunately--- poor. This isn't true though. Social workers can earn a very decent living.
Answered by Wanda - Tue Oct 20 21:58:31 2009
Q. I really want to be a social worker, and most of my friends are like aw thats great! thats a really good job because your helping people, wheras some other people i know are like oh great another person in the world to stick their ore in? What do you guys think of social workers?
Asked by Broken Pearls - Tue Oct 20 13:33:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard-working, kind, and unfortunately--- poor. This isn't true though. Social workers can earn a very decent living.
Answered by Wanda - Tue Oct 20 21:58:31 2009
What is the difference between a social worker and a psychologist?
Q. i know that a psychologist goes to college for five extra years, and a social worker only goes for two. but apparently they're the "same thing" so why the extra years then? whats the difference? what are a social workers limitations that a psychologist can fulfill?
Asked by <3 - Thu Dec 18 22:55:54 2008 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Actually...I'm getting ready to attend Graduate School, and my advisor who is a Psychologist says that there isn't much difference in the two...if you are a Licensed Clinical Social Worker...LCSW. The only difference is Psychologists have more knowledge about Medicine and Denistry...but while you're attempting to become a Clinical Licensed Social Worker, you will also learn some about Medicine and Denistry. But even if you're not licensed...the knowledge you acquire is still similar. I think someone who answered the question took the time to name a few different types of Psychologists...well there are also many types of Social Workers: Mental Health and Public Service Social Workers, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers, Child, [cont.]
Answered by mysteriousblu2 - Fri Dec 19 03:08:47 2008
Q. i know that a psychologist goes to college for five extra years, and a social worker only goes for two. but apparently they're the "same thing" so why the extra years then? whats the difference? what are a social workers limitations that a psychologist can fulfill?
Asked by <3 - Thu Dec 18 22:55:54 2008 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Actually...I'm getting ready to attend Graduate School, and my advisor who is a Psychologist says that there isn't much difference in the two...if you are a Licensed Clinical Social Worker...LCSW. The only difference is Psychologists have more knowledge about Medicine and Denistry...but while you're attempting to become a Clinical Licensed Social Worker, you will also learn some about Medicine and Denistry. But even if you're not licensed...the knowledge you acquire is still similar. I think someone who answered the question took the time to name a few different types of Psychologists...well there are also many types of Social Workers: Mental Health and Public Service Social Workers, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers, Child, [cont.]
Answered by mysteriousblu2 - Fri Dec 19 03:08:47 2008
What should I major in to become a social worker?
Q. I am currently majoring in liberal arts and want to finish my associates. After that, what should I major in to become a social worker? Social science? Communications? Thank you!
Asked by jackman61 - Fri Feb 15 18:15:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sociology
Answered by ? ? - Fri Feb 15 18:29:41 2008
Q. I am currently majoring in liberal arts and want to finish my associates. After that, what should I major in to become a social worker? Social science? Communications? Thank you!
Asked by jackman61 - Fri Feb 15 18:15:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sociology
Answered by ? ? - Fri Feb 15 18:29:41 2008
What's the difference between a social worker and a psychologist ?
Q. I've been seeing a social worker for about a year and a half.For family issues (psychological abuse and physical abuse) It's weird but i don't feel any difference.My social worker said a year and a half isn't enough to get over these types of problems. Sometimes i feel i'll in therapy for the rest of my life. I feel sometimes i'm talking to a perrot.She just repeat what i've said.Does pshychologists have the same approach?
Asked by karen - Thu Dec 4 21:10:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. social workers don't know squat but like to preach to everybody, and psychologists actually went out and got a real degree
Answered by marm212 - Thu Dec 4 21:20:02 2008
Q. I've been seeing a social worker for about a year and a half.For family issues (psychological abuse and physical abuse) It's weird but i don't feel any difference.My social worker said a year and a half isn't enough to get over these types of problems. Sometimes i feel i'll in therapy for the rest of my life. I feel sometimes i'm talking to a perrot.She just repeat what i've said.Does pshychologists have the same approach?
Asked by karen - Thu Dec 4 21:10:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. social workers don't know squat but like to preach to everybody, and psychologists actually went out and got a real degree
Answered by marm212 - Thu Dec 4 21:20:02 2008
What kinds of jobs can a social worker get?
Q. I am thinking of becoming a social worker but i'm unsure what job opportunities there will be once I finish the degree. Can anyone give me examples (as many as possible) where a social worker may work? Also do you have to specialise in one area? Are there similar jobs available where I would be helping people, but the degree isn't necessary?
Asked by sweet_heart_tam - Sun Dec 13 09:32:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many professions and/or jobs require social skills in dealing with customers/clients issues. Being a Social Worker with a degree gives you more options and selections as to where and who you help and work for. Many Employers prefer hiring a Social Worker with a degree rather than someone who has just worked their way up the ladder. The reason being that college gives you training through it's course and course requirements that prepare you better for issues that will face on the job. Teaching you time constraints, ethical issues, reporting issues, confidentiality, research skills, intervention and prevention skills as well. Where as just working your way up you have to learn through trial and error. Yes there are specialties that you can… [cont.]
Answered by jusjokin12 - Sun Dec 13 12:24:33 2009
Q. I am thinking of becoming a social worker but i'm unsure what job opportunities there will be once I finish the degree. Can anyone give me examples (as many as possible) where a social worker may work? Also do you have to specialise in one area? Are there similar jobs available where I would be helping people, but the degree isn't necessary?
Asked by sweet_heart_tam - Sun Dec 13 09:32:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many professions and/or jobs require social skills in dealing with customers/clients issues. Being a Social Worker with a degree gives you more options and selections as to where and who you help and work for. Many Employers prefer hiring a Social Worker with a degree rather than someone who has just worked their way up the ladder. The reason being that college gives you training through it's course and course requirements that prepare you better for issues that will face on the job. Teaching you time constraints, ethical issues, reporting issues, confidentiality, research skills, intervention and prevention skills as well. Where as just working your way up you have to learn through trial and error. Yes there are specialties that you can… [cont.]
Answered by jusjokin12 - Sun Dec 13 12:24:33 2009
What are the requirements of a child social worker?
Q. I want to work with children as a social worker. What major and degree would be needed for this?
Asked by Hayley - Fri May 29 22:19:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most cities/states have a listing of required education for that position listed somewhere. Check with your local ones so you have an idea whats best for your local area and then try looking at gov.near by to pick a few extras up for a bonus.
Answered by rsbalent - Sat May 30 01:08:08 2009
Q. I want to work with children as a social worker. What major and degree would be needed for this?
Asked by Hayley - Fri May 29 22:19:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most cities/states have a listing of required education for that position listed somewhere. Check with your local ones so you have an idea whats best for your local area and then try looking at gov.near by to pick a few extras up for a bonus.
Answered by rsbalent - Sat May 30 01:08:08 2009
What is the stereotypical view of a social care worker?
Q. Now not the social worker (eg) the person who decided to take a child from there parents, I'm talking about the person who looks after the child while they are in residential care. A social care worker can also be a person who works in a nursing home, homeless agencies, autism centers etc... What's the stereotypical view? Positive or negative?
Asked by Irish Aqua <3 - Sun Apr 19 18:58:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. positive. I would like to be a social worker..or go into psychology.
Answered by heykids - Sun Apr 19 19:03:30 2009
Q. Now not the social worker (eg) the person who decided to take a child from there parents, I'm talking about the person who looks after the child while they are in residential care. A social care worker can also be a person who works in a nursing home, homeless agencies, autism centers etc... What's the stereotypical view? Positive or negative?
Asked by Irish Aqua <3 - Sun Apr 19 18:58:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. positive. I would like to be a social worker..or go into psychology.
Answered by heykids - Sun Apr 19 19:03:30 2009
Can I become a social worker if I got a criminal background?
Q. I am in school now and I am about to gradurate to become a social worker.About 4 years I ago, I got arested and sent to jail for poserssion of a controlled substance, can I still become a social worker or am I just wasting my time, and how long does it take to outlive my convictions so that I can move on with my life.
Asked by gizzy - Sun Dec 21 12:30:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I know some drug counselors are reformed drug users, so it may be possible for you to become a social worker. Maybe you could call different social workers, explain your situation and see what they say. They would probably know if your record would bar you from employment. It really, really sucks that screwing up just once can ruin your future; we all make mistakes.
Answered by futureuncertain - Sun Dec 21 14:01:59 2008
Q. I am in school now and I am about to gradurate to become a social worker.About 4 years I ago, I got arested and sent to jail for poserssion of a controlled substance, can I still become a social worker or am I just wasting my time, and how long does it take to outlive my convictions so that I can move on with my life.
Asked by gizzy - Sun Dec 21 12:30:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I know some drug counselors are reformed drug users, so it may be possible for you to become a social worker. Maybe you could call different social workers, explain your situation and see what they say. They would probably know if your record would bar you from employment. It really, really sucks that screwing up just once can ruin your future; we all make mistakes.
Answered by futureuncertain - Sun Dec 21 14:01:59 2008
How to become a certified social worker in New York?
Q. I live in New Jersey and Certified Social Worker for seven years, moving to New York. I can't find any info on becoming certified in New York. I do not have my masters yet. Any suggestions? serious answers only please.
Asked by Elysua - Tue Apr 3 21:50:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fog a mirror.
Answered by credible_bulk - Tue Apr 3 21:57:18 2007
Q. I live in New Jersey and Certified Social Worker for seven years, moving to New York. I can't find any info on becoming certified in New York. I do not have my masters yet. Any suggestions? serious answers only please.
Asked by Elysua - Tue Apr 3 21:50:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fog a mirror.
Answered by credible_bulk - Tue Apr 3 21:57:18 2007
What is required to get taken away by the social worker?
Q. What do my parents have to do to me to get their rights terminated? I personally think my parents are horrible, but I don't want to call the social worker and then end up staying with them.
Asked by Teh unconceived Baybeh ~ - Sat Jul 24 20:32:41 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What do my parents have to do to me to get their rights terminated? I personally think my parents are horrible, but I don't want to call the social worker and then end up staying with them.
Asked by Teh unconceived Baybeh ~ - Sat Jul 24 20:32:41 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How do I go about training to be a social worker?
Q. I don't have any qualifications beyond school but I would like to be a social worker. I am 22 so I know that I would be classed as a mature student, but I would like to know the best way to go about it, maybe from someone who has been in the same situation. Thank you for any advice you can give me.
Asked by chez - Wed Nov 12 14:12:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Have you considered doing an access course at your local college? You can do this over one year or two. I completed the access course over two years this course will give you the necessary qualifications to go onto university, and it should be free for you as you have not got any qualifications. I am just finishing my 2nd year of a Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care so that I can do Social Work, the way that I have done it has been a long winded way but it has given me more insight what to expect. I have a hearing problem and I get help in my lessons, and I can keep up and have fun as well. Give it a try you may even like learning. Hope this has been of some to you, and good luck for the future.
Answered by kh120159 - Wed Nov 12 14:30:22 2008
Q. I don't have any qualifications beyond school but I would like to be a social worker. I am 22 so I know that I would be classed as a mature student, but I would like to know the best way to go about it, maybe from someone who has been in the same situation. Thank you for any advice you can give me.
Asked by chez - Wed Nov 12 14:12:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Have you considered doing an access course at your local college? You can do this over one year or two. I completed the access course over two years this course will give you the necessary qualifications to go onto university, and it should be free for you as you have not got any qualifications. I am just finishing my 2nd year of a Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care so that I can do Social Work, the way that I have done it has been a long winded way but it has given me more insight what to expect. I have a hearing problem and I get help in my lessons, and I can keep up and have fun as well. Give it a try you may even like learning. Hope this has been of some to you, and good luck for the future.
Answered by kh120159 - Wed Nov 12 14:30:22 2008
What would I have to study at university to become a social worker?
Q. Recently I've been thinking about becoming a social worker. I do A-levels English, law and ICT. I don't know if these would be much help, i mean the law would help a little i guess. But are these the wrong kind of subjects? Should I have done something like health and social care. I've already mucked up one year so can't afford to drop out and change courses again. Whats the actual subject called to become a social worker i mean is it just "health and social care"
Asked by Eli B - Wed Nov 19 17:59:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Social workers are professionally qualified staff who must be registered with the appropriate regulatory body, in order to practice. The current training is an honours degree in social work although as with all professions, this is regularly reviewed and may change over time. Perhaps you ve already done so but if not, try contacting the professional and regulatory body for Social Work in your area for information on a social work career and guidance on entry requirements and relevant work experience. These may vary slightly so as you don t say where you live or where you wish to study, I ll give you contact details for all four UK nations: - Care Council for Wales - Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) -… [cont.]
Answered by The Open University - Sat Nov 22 12:54:18 2008
Q. Recently I've been thinking about becoming a social worker. I do A-levels English, law and ICT. I don't know if these would be much help, i mean the law would help a little i guess. But are these the wrong kind of subjects? Should I have done something like health and social care. I've already mucked up one year so can't afford to drop out and change courses again. Whats the actual subject called to become a social worker i mean is it just "health and social care"
Asked by Eli B - Wed Nov 19 17:59:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Social workers are professionally qualified staff who must be registered with the appropriate regulatory body, in order to practice. The current training is an honours degree in social work although as with all professions, this is regularly reviewed and may change over time. Perhaps you ve already done so but if not, try contacting the professional and regulatory body for Social Work in your area for information on a social work career and guidance on entry requirements and relevant work experience. These may vary slightly so as you don t say where you live or where you wish to study, I ll give you contact details for all four UK nations: - Care Council for Wales - Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) -… [cont.]
Answered by The Open University - Sat Nov 22 12:54:18 2008
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