In the social welfare field, administration and accounting are fundamental to building trust in an organization, but many social workers still find these areas unfamiliar and challenging.
Even after working in accounting and administrative roles for several years, I still feel confused because my head is jumbled with the laws, guidelines, regulations, and manuals that change every year.
There are many thick instructions and laws that you have to read while doing your job that you don't understand no matter how many times you read them.
It's clearly written in Korean, but I can't interpret it, and the content I have to read is too scattered.


The authors of this book are social workers who have worked in accounting and administrative roles for anywhere from four to 24 years.
Knowing the daunting task of starting out in accounting and administrative work, we've included practical advice and practical experience for social workers who want to excel in accounting and administrative work.


All authors have a common wish.
I want to willingly share the secrets of my work, which I have learned and acquired through bumping into things, falling down, and getting back up in the social welfare field, with other social workers. And, above all, I hope that my juniors will not feel lonely and have a hard time.
I hope that many social workers will discover the appeal of accounting and administrative work, that we are connected and not working alone.