1	Introduction to the field practice process; completion of official procedures between the host institution and the university.
2	Adaptation and orientation to the organization: working arrangements, institutional rules, occupational health and safety.
3	Examination of the organization’s founding purpose, legal basis and governing legislation.
4	Becoming familiar with the organization’s structure, units and staff structure.
5	Observation of the duties, authority and responsibilities of the professional staff working at the institution.
6	Becoming familiar with the services and types of services provided by the organization.
7	Becoming familiar with the characteristics and basic needs of the groups served by the organization.
8	Examination of the organization’s relations with other public institutions, local governments and civil society organizations.
9	Observation of how social work values and ethical principles are reflected in institutional practice.
10	Basic principles of communication with service users: listening, respect, acceptance and professional boundaries.
11	Observation of application procedures and processes of access to services at the institution.
12	Becoming familiar with institutional record-keeping, filing and official correspondence; confidentiality and protection of personal data.
13	Relating the social problems observed at the institution to the knowledge acquired in theoretical courses.
14	Evaluation of the observations and experiences gained throughout the semester; preparation of the practice report.

1- Legislation governing the host institution, and written and electronic resources available at the institution.
2- Sosyal Hizmet Uzmanları Derneği [Association of Social Workers, Türkiye]. Ethical Principles for Social Workers; IFSW (2018). Global Social Work Statement of Ethical Principles.
3- All course notes.