This study aimed to determine the effective role of self-creation in improving job quality of social workers dealing with extracurricular school activities groups. This study is one of the descriptive studies that use the comprehensive social survey of (99) social workers by using questionnaire during May 2019. The results of this study proved that there is a statistically significant relationship between the demographic variables (gender, age, marital status, academic qualification, and years of experience) and the level of selfefficiency in the creative thinking (fluency, flexibility, originality, and details). As a result, these lead to improve job quality of social workers dealing with extra-curricular school activities group. There is a statistically significant relationship between the demographic variables and level of self-efficiency in the creative performance of social workers (education for creativity, preservation of creative personality, communication and promotion of creativity).School social workers which working in educational fields can benefit by make use of this study results at primary and secondary year education in Egypt. Keywords: effectiveness of self-creation quality of work, job quality, extra-curricular school activities groups, preparatory year students.
IntroductionThe national association of social workers (NASW) has identified important guidelines for the delivery of social work services in schools, including standards for practice, professional preparation and development, and administrative structure and support. These guidelines are set forth in the (NASW) standards for school social work services, which were adopted in 1978 and revised in 1992 and again in 2002 (Openshaw,2008 School social work is a distinct field of practice within the social work profession that primarily aims to support student learning and psycho-social functioning in educational settings. School social workers adopt a diverse set of roles and tasks in schools, including direct work with students and families, consultation with school staff, and facilitation of linkage between school and community resources (Stone ,2015).