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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think driving is a benefit in most jobs, unless it's one where you will never be leaving the building ever. I think I've been asked whether I can drive in every interview I've been to. I'm a Librarian and have to go out on visits etc all the time. It would be hard to do my job without a car and I wouldn't want to be without my car on my late evenings. I imagine a car would be even more critical if you are a social worker.
Is there a reason why you don't drive? If it's because you are epileptic or have a health problem than equal opportunities policies should cover you. If there is no reason why you can't drive why don't you learn? You don't necessarily have to buy a car, just knowing you could drive if you were needed would be helpful. My friend did an intensive one-week course which was cheaper than taking normal lessons (she is an excellent driver). I imagine if you went for a social work job against someone who had exactly the same qualifications and experience, but they could also drive it might go against you.