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How to Become a Social Worker in South Africa
To be a social worker in South Africa, you must have a degree in social work (BA), or master’s degree in social work.
An average South African social worker earns about R 235 591 per year or R 121 per hour.
To become a qualified social worker in South Africa, you need a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with degree endorsement/ A Senior Certificate with exemption and a Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work (NQF Level 4) with one year of professional practice as a registered Social Auxiliary Worker.
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In South Africa, It takes between four to six years to be a qualified social worker.
In South Africa, a bachelor’s degree is the minimum requirement for many entry-level jobs as a social worker.
