The theoretial issues in training professional social work in the Russian Federation
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2019/239Keywords:
History; history formed; social work; vocational training; professional social work.Abstract
This article provides an overview of social work training in the Russian Federation today. In particular, the main features of the formation and stages of social work development closely related to the historical milestones of the country and people of Russia. The difficulties, challenges and solutions have been applied to solve the big problems of the Russian Federation is also mentioned quite clearly. Specifical, before the opportunities to international integration as fast and wide as today, the orientation of this specialized training also mentioned in this article.
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