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Vermont Social Work Licensure
Learn how to earn your social work licensure in VT
How to become a Social Worker in Vermont:
Below are basic guidelines for those wishing to earn their social work licensure in Vermont. Most procedures and requirements remain constant over the years; however, it is wise to contact the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation at (802)-828-2390 to make sure you are on the right track.
Follow the steps to earn your Vermont Social Work License:
Step One:
Complete the necessary educational requirements for a Vermont social work licensure. Vermont requires at least a masters degree in social work in order to practice as a licensed clinical social worker.
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Step Two:
The state of Vermont allows you to take the clinical level exam administered by the Association of Social Work Boards after you have received your master's degree. You can register for the exam by contacting the Board. Registration information is available here. Information about the examination contents can be found here.
Step Three:
Once your graduate program has been completed, you will need to earn 2 years, or 3000 hours, of supervised work experience. More information about supervisor qualifications can be found in the rules section of the following Vermont Office of Professional Regulation's webpage.
Step Four:
Next, you will need to submit a Vermont social work licensure application, including a computer examination form, supporting documents and necessary fees to the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation. You can download the application here.
Step Five:
The office will review your application after they have received all the necessary forms. They will then notify you of your licensure status.
Good Luck!