Amy Weil
 · Triad Community Manager

Support your exam preparation with this free Social Work study plan!

Organize, refresh and support your existing study plan by using this free 6-month study plan created by an AATBS coach! The study plan offers a weekly guide to assist you in efficiently and effectively planning your exam preparation and to help you pass the Social Work exam.

*Apply for licensure to the licensing board in the jurisdiction where you are seeking licensure.

*To register for the ASWB exam and additional information, view the ASWB website: https://www.aswb.org/

 

Week 1: Getting Started

a. Consider the amount of time that is available for studying each study session

b. Set up your study station

c. Complete, score, and review one full length practice exam to identify your current areas of strengths and weaknesses

 

Weeks 2-6

a. Read content associated with Human Development, Diversity, and Behavior in the Environment

b. Take 2 Full Length Practice Exams – no timer

c. Review incorrect questions in Human Development, Diversity, and Behavior in the Environment section only

 

Weeks 7-11

a. Read content associated with Professional Ethics and Values

b. Take 2 Full Length Practice Exams – no timer

c. Review incorrect questions in Ethics section only

 

Weeks 12-16

a. Read content associated with Psychotherapy, Clinical Interventions, and Case Management

b. Take 2 Full Length Practice Exams – no timer

c. Review incorrect questions in Psychotherapy section only

 

Weeks 17-21

a. Read content associated with Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning

b. Take 2 Full Length Practice Exams – no timer

c. Review incorrect questions in Assessment section only

 

Week 22

a. Take 1 Full Length Practice Exam – with timer

b. Review all correct and incorrect answers in every section

 

Week 23

a. Take 1 Full Length Practice Exam – with timer

b. Review all correct and incorrect answers in every section

 

Week 24:

a. Focus on self-care

b. Limit yourself to studying a few topics (those you’ve had the most trouble remembering), flashcards or other brief notes.