Social work practicum is a vital component of professional education where learners apply theoretical knowledge to real-life situations under professional supervision. It provides opportunities to develop knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes required for effective social work practice. The success of practicum largely depends on the commitment, responsibility, and ethical conduct of social work learners. They are expected to actively participate in agency activities, demonstrate professionalism, and continuously improve their competence through learning and reflection. One of the primary roles of social work learners is to integrate classroom learning with field practice. Learners are expected to apply concepts, theories, methods, and intervention strategies learned in academic courses while working with individuals, groups, communities, and organizations. They should analyze social problems critically and use appropriate social work approaches to address them in a professional manner. Learners are expected to maintain professional ethics throughout the practicum. They must respect the dignity, worth, and rights of clients regardless of their age, gender, religion, caste, ethnicity, or socioeconomic background. Confidentiality of client information should be strictly maintained, and learners should seek informed consent before collecting or using personal information. They must demonstrate honesty, integrity, accountability, and respect in all professional interactions. Another important role is active participation in agency functions. Learners