"I did very well in school, got good grades, am getting excellent evaluations on my job, but I failed that exam the first time I took it, and I’m too terrified to try again."

"I am out of school so long, I haven’t cracked a book in years, no way I’m going to be able to pass that exam!"

"I’m doing mostly administration and program development since I graduated, how can I expect to pass an exam that is so full of clinical questions?"

Does this sound like you?  In Ohio, 50% of test-takers fail the first time and the second time as well. 

What is needed? Three things:

1- A determined social worker.

2- A course designed to be individualized to your unique learning style, which engages you and involves you in an active learning process and gives you constant feedback during the process as to what you know, and what you still have to learn. A course that teaches to the test, specifically.

3- SWES two volume workbooks with the content outlined and more than 1500 sample questions.(www.swes.net)

 I am a clinical social worker in Cincinnati, Ohio. Currently, my professional services are focused on providing help to Master’s-trained social workers who want to fulfill the requirements to become licensed as an an LISW. Programs are given locally or anywhere via Skype and Oovoo.

I am offering:

           1- An intensive twelve-hour national social work licensing exam review course; sessions are scheduled over three weeks and  each group has no more than 8 members. This course is given through my association with Social Work Examination Services, publisher of  a comprehensive two-volume study guide.

            2- Individual or small group tutoring.

(For those who have passed the exam, I am also offering individual or small group supervision in person or on-line.)

For details, click on the "License Exam" or "Supervsion" page above.