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Social Worker Level 1 Essential Summary

Let's study efficiently by setting a target score!
The core content of the eight areas of the Level 1 Social Worker exam has been selected and organized into one book.

Based on the analysis of the latest 5-year past exam question data, each chapter was categorized into three levels: essential learning, stable learning, and high-scoring learning, based on the proportion of questions in each chapter.

You can study efficiently and strategically according to your target score.

Required Learning: Aim for a score of 130 or higher
Most of the successful candidates are concentrated in the 120-130 point range.
However, if you plan your strategy based on a total score of 120 or more, there is a high risk of failing the exam depending on the difficulty level.
Let's aim for at least a 130-point score and focus on the essential study strategies presented in the textbook.

Anjeong-kwon Study: Target score of 130-160 points
The level of difficulty of the Level 1 Social Worker Exam tends to vary greatly.
If you haven't reached this level when checking your score through past exam questions or mock exams, check out the Essential Study Guide and the Stability Study Guide to stabilize your score.

High-Score Study: Aim for a score of 160 or higher
A score of 160 or higher is a level that you could pass even if you took the test tomorrow.
This score range will recognize your desire and sincerity to become a professional social worker, and will help you take your first confident step as a prepared social worker.

Let's check my score with the 23rd exam questions!
We have included 23 previous exam questions so that you can check what you have learned through problems.