Graduate

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  • Graduate membership benefits

    The Graduate membership fee recognises that new graduates have many expenses to recover in their first few years after graduation. For student members who have recently qualified, we believe that your continued membership of AASW is important, to ensure you have access to quality support and resources as you take the next step in your career journey. 

    A Graduate membership provides you with the following AASW member benefits:

    Discounted CPD

    Get access to on-demand content, workshops and events at member-only prices.

    Credentials

    Be recognised for your skills and experience in your field with an AASW Credential

    Find a Supervisor

    Search for social workers who provide supervisory services using our Find a Supervisor tool

    Mentoring Program

    We do the pairing and provide you with resources to nurture the relationship.

    AASW Community Hub

    Join our member-only online community hub and statewide Practice and Networking Groups

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    Public and Products Liability Insurance and Professional Indemnity Insurance

    Latest News and Updates

    Stay informed with regular emails, magazines, journals and podcasts

    AASW Digital Badges

    Showcase your qualifications, experience and contributions to the profession

    Eligibility

    The Graduate membership is available for members renewing or joining within two years of graduating with their first qualifying social work degree.

    For more information about qualifying degrees, see the full list of AASW accredited courses

    How to apply

    To apply, you’ll need to create an account in MyAASW. You’ll also need the following documents:

    • A certified copy of your degree, official academic transcript, letter of completion from your university or a link to AASW please fact check. This is different to what was provided in the brief. The brief bullet point seemed more like student requirements.