S.L. 327.143 Art. 3Requirements for admission.

(1) Candidates may be registered for the course if they are in possession of the following requirements:

(a) a Bachelor of Arts degree, with Psychology as a main or subsidiary area of study and Sociology (or Social Studies) as a main or subsidiary area of study, provided that one of these two areas of study is a main area of study; or

(b) a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) degree, or equivalent, with Sociology (or Social Studies) as a main or subsidiary area of study; or a Bachelor of Psychology degree with Sociology (or Social Studies) as a main or subsidiary area of study; or

(c) a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Sociology (or Social Studies) with Psychology as a main or subsidiary area of study during Part I of the course; or

(d) a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Social Administration; and

(e) if they satisfy the Assessment Board set up for this purpose that they have the required aptitude for social work.

(2) Candidates who satisfy the requirements of subregulation

(1) with Psychology as a subsidiary area of study or who are in possession of a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Social Administration shall be required to successfully complete the following two study-units, or others which the Board, considers to be equivalent: Counselling I & II or Helping Skills I & II; and Psychopathology I.

(3) The Board may, at its discretion, allow a graduate in Psychology who does not have Sociology as a main or a subsidiary area of study to register for the course, subject to the fulfillment of additional requirements during the course.

(4) Candidates in possession of other qualifications which are considered as equivalent to those listed in subregulation (1) may, on the advice of the Board, be exempted from the whole or part of these requirements.