On completion of the Master’s degree, careers are mainly pursued in two areas:
- Minors in situations of vulnerability
- Minors in social conflict.
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On completion of the Master’s degree, careers are mainly pursued in two areas:
The former case of intervention is part of what is known as protection system. This requires social programmes and mechanisms that allow to respond to the needs raised, and apply preventive or protective measures that ensure the rights and well-being of children and adolescents in vulnerable or risk situations.
Taking into account these problems and the possibilities for action, the programmes and mechanisms where students would work in the future can be classified in these intervention levels:
The second type of intervention includes minors in situations of social conflict who, as a consequence of their serious inability to adapt to their family and educational environment, may cause harm to themselves or to others, or may have committed an offense or crime. These situations of social difficulty in which these minors are found are defined in different ways such as minors in conflict engaged in high-risk social behaviour, with behavioural problems or maladaptive behaviour. These are the mechanisms used for intervention in these cases: residential fostering in centres for minors with behavioural problems; young offender institutions (on a closed, half-open or weekend basis) and intervention centres in child-to-parent violence.
On completion of the Master’s degree, careers are mainly pursued in two areas:
The former case of intervention is part of what is known as protection system. This requires social programmes and mechanisms that allow to respond to the needs raised, and apply preventive or protective measures that ensure the rights and well-being of children and adolescents in vulnerable or risk situations.
Taking into account these problems and the possibilities for action, the programmes and mechanisms where students would work in the future can be classified in these intervention levels:
The second type of intervention includes minors in situations of social conflict who, as a consequence of their serious inability to adapt to their family and educational environment, may cause harm to themselves or to others, or may have committed an offense or crime. These situations of social difficulty in which these minors are found are defined in different ways such as minors in conflict engaged in high-risk social behaviour, with behavioural problems or maladaptive behaviour. These are the mechanisms used for intervention in these cases: residential fostering in centres for minors with behavioural problems; young offender institutions (on a closed, half-open or weekend basis) and intervention centres in child-to-parent violence.