TOPIC

A Rural Camp Report

Submitted to the Faculty of Social Work

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

Bachelor in Social Work 3rd year

Texas International College

Tribhuvan University

By

……………………………………

Roll/ symbol no-

TU registration no- …………………

Kathmandu, Nepal

Copyright @ 202…
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Acknowledgements

I would like to acknowledge my rural camp report supervisor ……….for his Kindness
and support. I am truly blessed to have a supervisor who invests so much of himself in his
students. It has been such a joy to be his student, as he consistently nurtures my personal and
professional development. I have learned so much through his mentorship. He is inspirational.
This bachelor’s rural camp report would not have been possible without his support.

I am thankful to have had excellent committee members. Their contribution to this

project was invaluable.

To all the participants in this project, thank you for trusting me to share your knowledge
and experiences. Without their participation, this project would not have come to fruition.

To the faculty of social work for providing me with the opportunity to learn from a
dynamic team of lecturers who have planted seeds of knowledge and wisdom that have certainly
helped me grow into a better professional.

And, thanks to my subject teacher for his unwavering encouragement and support.
 Field Work Schedule for Camp work
S.N Day and Timing Activity performed Time
date spent in
hours

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 Texas International College

Bachelor in Social Work

3rd year

Supervisory and examine committee

Approval letter

……………. candidate for the degree of bachelor in social work (BSW),….year has
presented a rural camp report in an oral examination held on 207/ the following committee
members have found the report acceptable in form and content, and that the candidate
demonstrated satisfactory knowledge of the subject material.

Rural Camp Report

Title: -

This report has been read and approved by: -

Academic supervisor Date

Committee member Date

Approval of camp report by Coordinator

Signature Date

External supervisor Date

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Declaration

I hereby, declare that this rural camp report entitled “……….” submitted to the Faculty of social
work Texas International College, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu is the result of my original
work under the supervision of Mr………… and has not been submitted for an assessment at this
or any other university and the work herein represents the sole work of the author. I also give
permission for the Texas College, Tribhuvan University to lend or photocopy this term paper/
report on request.

Signed:

………………

BSW 3rd year

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List of Abbreviation and acronyms

CONTENTS
Cover page contents Page no

a. Cover page
b. Acknowledgements
c. Rural camp schedule
d. Approval letter
e. Declaration letter
f. List of abbreviation
g. Table of contents

Chapter: Introduction to report

a. Introduction
b. About the project
c. Objectives of Rural Camp
d. Proposed tasks
Date and Day :( No), (week, day):
i. Activities Undertaken:
ii. Observation:
iii. Learning of the day:
iv. Social work tools/ techniques/ methods used:
Chapter: Self – Evaluation
Chapter: Learning (overall)
Chapter: Overall Evaluation of camp
Chapter: Suggestions (if any)
Chapter: Summary and Conclusion
References
Annex
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