[Problem section]
1 subject: Social Welfare Basics
_1 Area Human Behavior and Social Environment
_2 Area Social Welfare Research Theory
2 subjects: Social Welfare Practice
_3 Area Social Welfare Practice Theory
_4 Area Social Welfare Practice Technology Theory
_5 Area Community Welfare Theory
3 subjects: Social Welfare Policy and System
_6 Area Social Welfare Policy Theory
_7 Area Social Welfare Administration Theory
_8 Area Social Welfare Law Theory

[Commentary]

The 19th to 23rd exam questions were organized according to the table of contents for each area of ​​Nanum's "Basic Concepts Built Through Lectures."
After learning the basic concepts, you can immediately solve the previous exam questions for that chapter to understand what types of content are tested and what content is emphasized.
The marking rate included for each question in the book's answer key and error note is the result of Nanum's House senior test takers, providing an opportunity to examine points to keep in mind during the learning process.

[Words of Recommendation from the 23rd Successful Candidates!]
After listening to the lecture on basic concepts, I immediately tried solving the chapter-by-chapter practice problems.
I was able to learn it thoroughly by organizing the points the professor pointed out in my concept notes while looking at the basic concept book and applying them while solving the previous exam questions for each chapter.
- 23rd successful candidate Park OO

When I only took the basic concept lecture, I had a lot of trouble figuring out how to apply this content to problems.
It was really great that after I finished organizing the concepts in one chapter, I could immediately solve the previous questions related to that chapter.
I scheduled the chapters that could be studied in each area by date on the schedule, and after watching all the basic concept lectures that I had decided to watch each day, I solved the previous exam questions for each chapter.
- Choi OO, 23rd successful candidate

It's good that it's divided by chapter, but I also like that the explanations are really detailed.
By looking at the commentary and the marking rates of the test takers, I was able to figure out which parts were easy to get fooled by.
The lectures were well organized and the professors explained in detail why I was wrong and where the pitfalls were, which was very helpful.
- 23rd successful candidate Kim OO