There are several reasons that may force a student on social work field attachment to be discontinued. Here are some of them
Performance issues: If a student is not meeting the required standards of performance, they may be asked to discontinue their field attachment. This could include issues such as poor attendance, lack of professionalism, or inadequate work quality.
Ethical violations: Social work is a profession that requires strict adherence to ethical standards. If a student violates ethical guidelines or engages in behavior that is deemed unethical, they may be asked to discontinue their field attachment.
Personal issues: If a student is experiencing personal problems that are impacting their ability to perform in their field attachment, they may be asked to discontinue. This could include issues such as mental health concerns or family emergencies.
Incompatibility with placement: Sometimes a student may be placed in a field attachment that is not a good fit for them. This could be due to differences in values or work style, or a mismatch in the student’s interests and the placement’s focus.
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