Thank you for viewing. Please feel free to ask any questions or make bulk purchase requests in the comments. A collection of frequently tested short sentences for the 2025 Social Worker National Examination (exam date: February 1, 2026). This covers the common subjects for both Social Workers and Mental Health Social Workers. - Year: 2025 - Qualifications: Mental Health Social Worker, Social Worker - Exam Date: February 1, 2026 - Exam Format: National Exam - Short Sentence Collection Social Worker National Examination Qualification National Exam Preparation Day Work Medical Overview Psychology Psychological Support Sociology Social Systems Principles and Policies of Social Welfare Fundamentals of Social Welfare Research Social Security Community Welfare and Comprehensive Support System Welfare for Persons with Disabilities Legal Systems Supporting Rights Protection Criminal Justice and Welfare Foundations and Professionalism of Social Work Social Work Theory and Methods Social Work Exercises Organization and Management of Welfare Services Elderly Welfare Child and Family Welfare Support for Poverty Health Care and Welfare All Subjects Covered Self-Study Examinees Practice Questions Various White Papers Systems Terminology Common Subjects Specialized Subjects Mental Health Social Worker Mock Exams Japan Association of Social Workers Nissoken Specialized Subjects (6 subjects total) Psychiatry and Mental Health Care Issues and Support in Modern Mental Health Principles of Mental Health and Welfare Social Work Theory and Methods (Specialized) Mental Disability Rehabilitation Mental Health and Welfare Systems Common Subjects (12 subjects total) Medical Overview Psychology and Psychological Support Sociology and Social Systems Principles and Policies of Social Welfare Social Security Legal Systems Supporting Rights Protection Community Welfare and Comprehensive Support System Welfare for Persons with Disabilities Criminal Justice and Welfare Foundations and Professionalism of Social Work Social Work Theory and Methods Fundamentals of Social Welfare Research Thank you for viewing.