사회복지사1급 시험 ALL IN: 사회복지사 시험 대비

Everything for preparing for the Level 1 Social Worker Exam, Social Worker Level 1 Exam ALL IN.

This is a study app designed for students preparing for the Level 1 National Social Worker Exam (3 subjects, 8 areas, 200 questions).

You do not need to spread out multiple textbooks.

For the 7 areas of theory, you solidify your foundation through thematic summaries that group scholars, theories, and models into comparison tables and cards. For Social Welfare Legislation, you reinforce your basics with summaries that group numbers and requirements for each statute in tables, as well as specific articles. Solve 2,600 past exam questions with explanations for each problem, and finish with a "Practice Mode" that simulates the actual exam by calculating time limits and subject passing scores, along with modified mock exams.

Furthermore, your textbook PDFs, handwritten notes, memos, and study plans are all seamlessly connected within a single app.

**Social Worker Level 1 Exam ALL IN** ■ Basic Core Summary of 8 Areas

· Theoretical Organization of 7 Areas: Human Behavior and Social Environment, Social Welfare Research, Practice, Practice Skills, Community Social Welfare, Policy, and Public Administration organized into 293 chapters — Scholar-Theory-Concept pairs, comparison tables of stages and types, a summary of pitfalls, and connections to past exam questions in each chapter.

· Summary of Social Welfare Legislation: Numbers, periods, and requirements for each statute, such as the Framework Act on Social Security, the Social Welfare Business Act, the National Basic Living Security Act, and the 5 Social Insurance Acts, presented via numerical maps and tables. Comparison of the General Principles of Legislation (Constitutional Social Rights, Enactment History, Remedies for Rights, and Constitutional Court Decisions) with the 5 Social Insurance Acts.

· Past Exam True/False: Past exam options on the same issue are grouped into True/False and correct statements to identify traps appearing every year at a glance.

· Memorize by First Letter: Lists of scholars, stages, and types, along with the statutes "Each of the following subparagraphs," are presented as cards.

· Law Summary: Articles of Legislation (Acts, Enforcement Decrees, and Enforcement Rules) are organized by chapter, with the past exam questions from which those articles appeared placed right next to them.

■ 2,600 Past Exam Questions and Answers — From 2014

· Solve 13 years of past exam questions (2014–2026) by year, subject area, and theme.

· Explanations for Each Question: Explaining the correct or incorrect reason for each option; for Legislation and Policy, including the relevant articles at the time of the exam.

· For questions where the law has changed since the exam, the [Amendment] guide informs you of the current standards (answers for past exams remain exactly as they were at the time of the exam). View major amendments by effective year at a glance in the "Collection of Legislation Amendments."

· Today's Question, Select Reason for Incorrect Answer (Unknown, Trap, Confusion, Calculation Error, Lack of Time), Re-solve Incorrect Questions, or Continue Solving.

■ Practice Mode and Mock Tests

· Yearly Practice Mode: 50 minutes for Session 1, 75 minutes for Session 2, and 75 minutes for Session 3. Answer sheets (OMR) are used, and submission is automatic when time runs out. Upon completion, the pass/fail status is displayed based on a 40% minimum score for each subject (session), a 60% total score, and scores by subject area. You can also choose to extend the time limit (1.2x or 1.5x).

· Weakness Mock Tests: Past questions from various years are mixed according to their frequency, with more content dedicated to themes you frequently missed.

· 8 Modified Mock Tests: 200 newly created questions per set by altering the passages, cases, and requirements of past exams, totaling 1,600 questions. Explanations are included.

■ Reflects Annual Revisions

· We update annually to reflect legal revisions in January (before the exam) and revisions to enforcement decrees and rules in March.

** · Areas covered: Past exam explanations/revision guides, legal summaries, basic core summaries, modified mock exams, major revision summaries.

■ Study Tools — My textbooks, notes, and plans all in one place

· Scanned PDFs of books: Take notes on PDFs of textbooks and summaries using highlighters, ballpoint pens, or sticky notes.

- [Find in My Textbook] in questions: Search through your textbooks using the question's theme or keywords to open the relevant page immediately.

- Word search (PDFs containing text), table of contents/bookmarks, skimming by flipping only to pages with notes, reading aloud, reading at night, two-page view (landscape on tablet)

· Photo Notes: Take photos of handwritten notes and whiteboard handwriting and collect them by folder. Create self-made questions with hidden answers to mix and review, and add highlighter, ballpoint pen, or sticky note memos on the photos.

· Memo Notes: Take notes directly in the box below each question (opens automatically if incorrect, attach photos), and write separate summaries. Notes left here and there are gathered on a single screen by area or theme, search by keyword, and organize into folders.

· Schedule ALL IN: Create a daily routine, drag it onto the calendar, and plan your book review cycles. If you attach app study tasks, such as "20 Past Exam Questions," they are automatically checked off after completion, and pending tasks are postponed all at once. Features include a stopwatch for focused study time and daily study reminders.

· Final Review Bell ALL IN: Attach a bell to the places you need to review right before the exam. Includes a single column in the summary, cards, a set of articles, past exam questions, memos, photos, and even PDFs. Swipe sideways to browse through the bell list.

· Above/Below Mark ALL IN: Color-coded "Above," "Below," "Less than," and "Exceed" in articles, summaries, and explanations.

· Read Aloud: Reads articles, summaries, and explanations aloud, continuing to read even when the screen is off. · Screen Colors & Customization: Decorate your study screen with colors such as cherry blossoms, lavender, and mint, as well as patterns like clouds, hearts, and stars.

· Exam Date D-day, Google Automatic Backup (Android).

■ Free & Subscription

· First 7 Days: A trial period to use all years and features as is.

· Free: Past exam questions and explanations from the most recent year, that year's practice mode, 1 modified mock exam, summary and provisions of the Social Welfare Business Act, one thematic summary for each of the 7 theoretical areas, a final review bell, a stopwatch for focused study time, and text-to-speech.

· Subscription (3/6/12 months, from purchase date, no automatic renewal): Past exam questions and explanations from all years starting from 2014, complete basic core summaries and legal reviews, weakness mock exams, complete modified mock exams, memo notes and collections of incorrect questions, study plans, photo notes, and scanned PDFs of books. If you purchase again during the period, the subscription continues.

· Withdrawal of subscription may be restricted once viewing of digital content begins (Terms of Use). Please try the free trial before purchasing.

■ Records are stored only on your device

Study records, memos, and photos are stored only on your device and are not transmitted to the creator. No membership registration is required. You can transfer data to other devices using backup files (Android Google automatic backup supported).

· This app is a study app for students preparing for the Level 1 Social Worker "Exam." It does not grant social worker qualifications or provide social welfare services.

· It is not affiliated with government or public institutions such as the Human Resources Development Service of Korea or the Ministry of Health and Welfare, nor is it an app created or approved by such institutions.

· Source for past exam questions and final answers: Human Resources Development Service of Korea Q-net (https://www.q-net.or.kr) — Available under the conditions of Public Nuri Type 1 (attribution required).

· Source for statutes and precedents: National Law Information Center (https://www.law.go.kr).

· Explanations, summaries, and modified questions are learning reference materials (using AI tools) created by the producer based on the official final answers and the original text of the statutes, and are not official explanations.